I'm looking for an (s)FTP GUI client for linux. Do any of you have any recommendations?

#linux #sFTP #FTP #GUI #CachyOS

FileZilla 3.70.0 RC porta un nuovo backend SFTP, fix mirati e maggiore stabilità per trasferimenti sicuri e veloci. #Linux #FTP #SFTP #OpenSource

https://www.linuxeasy.org/filezilla-3-70-0-rc-introduce-miglioramenti-sftp-e-ottimizzazioni-per-linux/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=jetpack_social

Résultats de recherche pour « "xavier crettiez" » – Fragments sur les Temps Présents

#FTP

https://tempspresents.com/?s=%22xavier+crettiez%22

I’m wrapping up this #ACAB week of picture-posts (though alas, we’re far from abolishing police, so keep up the spirit on the streets) with an image that connects to my post yesterday, focusing on the joy sparked by #AllCatsAreBeautiful. Who doesn’t love a good cat photo or video, even if the felines in question are just being their purr-fectly disobedient selves without a cop in sight? Because who doesn’t also love a good photo or video of joy-filled mockery being directed at the police?

This particular sticker, spotted on the stolen, commodified, and surveilled streets of Tiohtià:ke/Mooniyang/Montreal in summer 2025, celebrates one such moment. It turns a (in)famous photo of a cop right after being doused in pink paint by a protester during a riotous anti-NATO demonstration in that same city in November 2024 into a delightful #AllCanvasesAreBeautiful portrait. Its queerly bright colors, sense of stopping a cop in their tracks with mere paint, and repeated “ACAB” applause can’t help but bring pleasure to passersby. No doubt many of those who saw this sticker fondly remembered that day, whether as participant, or after seeing the original photo in a newspaper or on social media. Thanks to decades of now-multigenerational resistance in Montreal to everything from colonialism to capitalism to cops, and “thanks” to the city dramatically increasing its police budget and its willingness to engage in murder-by-police of late, that pleasure (at the police’s expense) is only exacerbated. Meaning what I appreciate about such public displays of #FTP as this is that they at once bring a needed smile to our faces and serve as DIY historical monuments to our own, hard-won (and sometimes humorously so) victories.

All to say, 7 days of #Fuck12 isn’t nearly enough. Yet may it serve as inspiration to keep going, whether organizing with your neighbors to kick cops off your block, to carving out larger autonomous police-no-go zones, to experimenting with ways to keep each other safer without the need of any kinds of police, to abandoning the notion that “peace police” are at all necessary at the next march, to filling up walls with your own creations.