Waiho is a user-friendly FTP client for GNUstep, with a simple design for easy operation.
Waiho is a straightforward FTP client software designed for GNUstep with ease of use in mind. Although not yet fully developed, it proves to be a stable and practical option for users.
The latest version of Waiho has brought about several updates and added features. Firstly, the code has been refactored to use a Connections Pool, ensuring smoother and more efficient performance. Additionally, the software now uses the ftpparse library from DJ Bernstein, replacing the old codes for better functionality.
Another notable improvement is the addition of correct support for symlinks, which aids in managing files and directories. The software also introduces a bookmark dialog, making navigation more convenient for users.
Users can now keep track of the progress of their file transfers more easily, thanks to the inclusion of a progression bar in the NSTableView's upload/download. The state line of the FTP dialog helps users keep track of the software's activities. Directory deletion and transfer, synchronisation between local and remote directories, and resume uploads/downloads have also been newly added.
Internationalisation, catering to languages such as French, has also been included to cater to a broader audience. Finally, the software now has a "ftp" service, adding greater convenience to its users.
With these updates and added features, Waiho continues to make strides towards becoming a well-rounded and reliable FTP client software, worthy of consideration for any GNUstep user.
The latest version of Waiho has brought about several updates and added features. Firstly, the code has been refactored to use a Connections Pool, ensuring smoother and more efficient performance. Additionally, the software now uses the ftpparse library from DJ Bernstein, replacing the old codes for better functionality.
Another notable improvement is the addition of correct support for symlinks, which aids in managing files and directories. The software also introduces a bookmark dialog, making navigation more convenient for users.
Users can now keep track of the progress of their file transfers more easily, thanks to the inclusion of a progression bar in the NSTableView's upload/download. The state line of the FTP dialog helps users keep track of the software's activities. Directory deletion and transfer, synchronisation between local and remote directories, and resume uploads/downloads have also been newly added.
Internationalisation, catering to languages such as French, has also been included to cater to a broader audience. Finally, the software now has a "ftp" service, adding greater convenience to its users.
With these updates and added features, Waiho continues to make strides towards becoming a well-rounded and reliable FTP client software, worthy of consideration for any GNUstep user.
What's New
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