WinSCP is a nice GUI app that will connect over various protocols and let you edit a file easily. You can save the connection details so it’s just like 2 clicks to edit a file.
Surprised everyone is recommended SSH and vim and stuff when you wanted easy and simple.
Technically speaking the OP would be, most likely, be using SSH as the protocol to connect to the server using WinSCP. But yes, I agree with your point.
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WinSCP is a nice GUI app that will connect over various protocols and let you edit a file easily. You can save the connection details so it’s just like 2 clicks to edit a file.
Surprised everyone is recommended SSH and vim and stuff when you wanted easy and simple.
Technically speaking the OP would be, most likely, be using SSH as the protocol to connect to the server using WinSCP. But yes, I agree with your point.