Connect to SSH with Nautilus
You can use Nautilus, the Gnome file manager, to browse remote files of an SSH server. To do that you just need to type an URI of the form ssh://user:password@host on the nautlius location bar (hit Ctrl+L if you don’t to get the location bar). The URI could be just ssh://user@host or even ssh://host, in any case there will be a dialog asking you for the username and password or just the password. After that the remote directory will be displayed and you’ll be able to copy/paste or drag-and-drop files to and from the SSH server.
This tip can be handy if you need to copy files onto your server or just if you want to share files between computers.
