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LeechCraft is a cross-platform modular "internet-client" application. It has plugins that allow one to browse the web, chat via instant messaging (like Jabber or IRC), read RSS/Atom feeds, download files via BitTorrent, Direct Connect and other protocols, play media files and much more.
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"the maker" is a Content Management System for websites. It is client side and interacts seamlessly with a remote FTP server. It features a powerful text editor, has a build in FTP client and a tool for basic image manipultaion.
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FtpCube is a graphical (S)FTP client written in Python using the wxPython graphical toolkit, and is based on LeechFTP by Jan Debis. FtpCube aims to provide a high quality GUI, as well as a rich feature set, and surpasses LeechFTP in functionality.
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CoralFTP is a GTK2-based FTP client program written in python. It has an easy to understand interface, and it's useful for those whose local charset is different from server's.
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pyBlog is yet another blogging software written in python for creating custom blogs. It works in offline mode containing an ftp client for up- and downloading files to any web server. It supports multiple users (bloggers) and blogging via mail (optional)
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