Heh. This was a new trick on me. I did not know you could use Nautilus as an ftp client. Here’s how to do it.
1. Open nautilus, then File/Connect to server.
2. Fill in the information, hit connect and you are good to go!
Wayno
23
Oct
how to use nautilus as an ftp client
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