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Anyway, what is your preferred file browser?
Dolphin. Dolphin supports FISH (File transfer over SSH), so by clicking "network" and then the address bar, and typing "fish://<ip.address> then username and password, I can browse/manipulate remote files on <ip.address> as if they were local. Thunar. I like how easy it is to add your own items to the right-click menu. My wife was working for a fashion label and was having to deal with photos from the fashion shoots that needed to be resized for both printing and the web catalog. Or have the top or bottom cropped off. So I set up a bunch of menu items that used graphicsmagick to process the images, and she could select a bunch of files, right-click, choose the item that would process them the way she wanted, and it would batch-process the lot and drop the results into a sub-directory named after how the files were processed. So instead of opening each file with a graphics editor, one at a time, cropping or resizing it, and saving it again, she could work by just clicking on the thumbnails. And graphicsmagick would run at about five files per second. It saved hours of work, and the people in her office thought she was fantastic. More on fish: https://www.baeldung.com/linux/sftp-scp-fish-protocols Cheers, Wayne