Yes. When I used Gftp, once the rights for the files changed (rw -u- ???), so I couldn't open them when they were online. Or maybe it was the opposite; the rights for the file changed when I loaded them back to the computer. Also Gftp seemed slow.
Valter
> Date: Tue, 7 Oct 2008 21:49:15 +0200 > From: droshalla@xxxxxxxxx > To: gftp-users@xxxxxxxx > Subject: [gftp] What ails gftp? > > Hello everyone, > > having used gftp to some extent now, I wonder what it is that concerns people > most to either not use gftp or look for other clients. > > Given the activity of the list, it seems as though people regularly find gftp > in their systems, or bring it there. But at some point, several things seem to > be out of place in such a way that users ask questions here or possibly blog > about it. To me, most talk about gftp (be it the text port or the gtk port) > ends up with a recommendation to use another client, or live with what looks > like the shortcomings of the application itself. > > However, I don't believe there is some kind of list where people put together > what is keeping them first and foremost from experiencing gftp as a great tool. > Especially people new to gftp will be of help to find out what the learning > curve is like, or whether the ui is intuitive at all. :-) > > I'd really like to see the users describe where the problem is, and this > mailing list looks like it's the right place for it. Perhaps that kind of > information will make it easier on Brian or whoever else is developing gftp > to rework some part of it to better match it's intended purpose. So please > spill some of your frustration you've had with the app and maybe, someday, > someone might fix it. :-) > > Droshalla
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