Any good ftp client for a 9'' netbook? [closed]

"You can hide a lot of FileZilla's interface parts in the View menu, even the directory trees. Go into Settings > Interface and move the message log next to the transfer queue, if you haven't hidden them both or you want to see them. Select a theme with 16x16 icons.

You can end up with a UI with very little wasted screen space."

"Command Line would be the Smallest Method.

However if you have Firefox, and have it tweaked to run on a small screen i Highly Recommend. FireFtp Addon for Firefox.

http://fireftp.mozdevdotorg/"

If you happen to use Mozilla Firefox, the FireFTP addon is really nice. Very compact, definitely made for smaller screens.

"There is a lightweight ftp client called ThorFtp. It's efficient so it should work well when resources are scarce.

ThorFtp is an FTP client geared toward developers. While lacking fancy
graphics and special effects, this tool is maximized toward
functionality and performance to allow a busy developer to be
efficient and precise. ThorFtp is a purely Java based product, thus
utilizing the Java technology reliability and security in your every
day work.

Please click ""Download ThorFtp"" link in the left panel to download the
software package. ThorFtp is a freeware, thus it is allowed to be used
free of charge for all personal and commercial purposes.

Once downloaded, the package can be unzipped and placed in any local
directory. Please note that this software requires local machine to be
Java enabled to execute. Once the package is unzipped, the application
can simply be started by double clicking ThorFtp.jar file."

"ncftp from a normal terminal like gnome-terminal would work nicely.

You did not mentioned what os you use, so I assume some Linux dist..."