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At least with the current crop of windows, you can still fly through most things with the keyboard if you know all the shortcuts.
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And the mac is the worst of them, requiring the slowest most serial ui ever–the mouse. And the birth of guis and ‘dummying down’ the interfaces has only slowed me down. I think anyone that was a unix guru in the 1990s pretty much rules the world today, haha.įor me it’s always been about UI and how fast can I get a job done from my standpoint as the user–I can care less that the computer will work on my command for the next 12hours, but my typing in the command in 3 seconds is all my time commitment is. And he’s done well learning all that ‘early on’ in modern computing. Fast forward to today, and he was dead on. I didn’t get what he was saying back then–probably because I was only proficient in DOS at the time and was I think only 13. I still remember my uncle back in the 1990s telling me how unix was the way to go because the hardware didn’t matter any more.
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Windows is one of the few pieces of software left that are not unix based–and I see a time when it will move far away from its legacy (I think win11 makes a big step in that direction), that it too will be rewritten for unix. It’s so potent that there’s even been recent articles here on the Linux ‘addon’ for Windows. on the console and then receive the following error message: Cannot chdir to core unix under the mac is definitely solid and what turned the whole company around, no doubt about that.
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If you try to connect to a remote system where password authentication is disabled and public authentication is not configured properly, you will see fish: Waiting for initial line. So the best option is just to work with Shell link instead of SFTP link. Instead, you have to work with password authentication, which I don't recommend. This means you can't use public key authentication. The SFTP link command ignores the SSH config file. However, it appears the SFTP implementation in Midnight Commander has a bug that has never been fixed. Because you work in a GUI in Midnight Commander, it does not really make a difference which protocol you use. With SCP, you can't list the contents of a directory with SFTP, you have to use the old FTP console with its commands.
If you work on the command line, it makes a difference if you work with SCP or SFTP. You can also transfer files via SFTP in Midnight Commander. Midnight Commander connected to a remote host Midnight Commander and SFTP link Just in case you are still working with passwords, you can simply connect to the remote system by clicking the Left or Right menu or, alternatively, pressing F9+L (or F9+R) and then selecting Shell link.
I hope you have disabled password authentication for SSH on all your Linux machines. Connect to the remote host with SSH in Midnight Commander The main advantage over SCP on the command line is that you can also list the contents of the remote system, and the advantage over SFTP is that you don't have leave your shell and work on the SFTP console. When transferring files via SSH in Midnight Commander, you have to keep in mind that Midnight Commander uses FISH for remote shell connections, which does not require SCP to be installed on the remote system.
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On your local system, you just have to install Midnight Commander once with a simple one-liner (for instance, on Ubuntu): sudo apt install mcįiles transferred over shell protocol (FISH) If you have to copy files to another server, you don't have to install anything on the remote system. The file manager also allows you to remotely edit files using nano.īecause you can run Midnight Commander in a SSH terminal window, you can work with it on any Linux machine without a desktop environment, such as GNOME or KDE. Another very useful feature is that if you want to view the contents of a file, you can simply hit F3.
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