Cloud Explorer FOR LINUX

Cloud Explorer

Cloud Explorer is a cool, open-source app that works on any platform and is totally free! It’s designed to be super simple and easy to use as an Amazon S3 client. Whether you’re using GNU/Linux, Microsoft Windows, or Mac OS X, this app has got your back.

Key Features of Cloud Explorer

One of the best things about Cloud Explorer is that it lets you browse and sync files and folders with your Amazon S3 account no matter what operating system you're on. Plus, you can search for objects and even create screenshots to upload directly to your S3 bucket!

User-Friendly Tools

This application is packed with features. You can create buckets, enable or suspend versioning, and view or change object ACLs (Access Control Lists). Need to clean up? You can delete any object and its versions too! And if you like multitasking, it even includes a text editor, image viewer, and media player right inside the app.

Add Multiple Accounts Easily

An interesting feature is the ability to add access keys, secret keys, host URLs, ports, and regions for your Amazon S3 accounts. What’s more? You can load as many S3 accounts as you want—no limits here!

The Tech Behind It

If you're curious about how it works behind the scenes: Cloud Explorer is built entirely in Java. This means it looks and behaves the same across all supported operating systems like GNU/Linux, Mac OS X, and Microsoft Windows.

Using Cloud Explorer on Linux

If you're on Linux, you'll find that Cloud Explorer comes as a binary archive containing a JAR executable. To run it from the terminal emulator, just use this command: java -jar CloudianExplorer.jar. There’s also a source archive available for those who want it.

Your Go-To Utility for Amazon S3

In short, Cloud Explorer is an awesome tool for anyone with an Amazon S3 account. It makes syncing folders and files super easy right from your desktop. Plus, you can view images or play video/audio files while also writing text files or creating screenshots—all ready to upload straight to your S3 bucket! For more details or to get started with Cloud Explorer, check out SoftPas!