How to Install sFTP Client on Fedora 40 – Step-by-Step Guide
Welcome! In this detailed tutorial, we will show you how to install sFTP client on Fedora 40. This guide will help you securely connect to remote servers and transfer files effortlessly.
Installing sFTP client on Fedora 40 allows you to manage remote servers, execute SSH commands, and transfer files securely. Follow the step-by-step process to get started with the sFTP client on Fedora Linux.
1. Launching Shell Emulator on Fedora 40
Start by opening a Terminal window. (Press “Enter” to execute commands)
If you’re new to the terminal, refer to this Terminal QuickStart Guide.
2. Enabling Snap on Fedora 40
Before installing the sFTP client, you need to enable Snap on Fedora Linux. If you haven’t enabled it already, check if Snap is available by running:
which snap
If Snap is not installed, follow our Snap Fedora Setup Guide to enable it.
3. Installing sFTP Client on Fedora 40
Now, to install the sFTP client on Fedora, run the following command in the terminal:
sudo snap install sftpclient
This will install the latest version of the sFTP client on your Fedora 40 system, allowing you to securely connect to remote servers.