people to kind of understand, as opposed to SSH, for instance. I mean, on a Linux box, who cares just SSH in in your file manager to the computer and you get a file view, anybody can understand it super easy drag and drop, very simple. If you're just local, you know, local network, you just want to share a file. That's a really easy solution. But if you've got someone who's on Mac or Windows, and they're not really used to these these concepts, it could be that a nice little FTP client could be just sort of like the easy way to to have a shared file location with with other users just on your local network. And as I say, pro FTP D, that could be the solution for for that kind of situation. Okay, next up is PSSH. This is parallel SSH. It's very cool. It's apparently just like a Python wrapper script or something, which I didn't know. But you can SSH into multiple machines at once and send them all commands. Is this the best way to admin your computer? Arguably not. There's another (48/53)
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