I just use AndFTP, with SSH. Works fine for local and remote file system navigation. I use it to move files android<->various linux machines at least weekly.
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I did mention that I don't like Asher... He's a super good story teller, but his need to forcefeed me libertarian ideology and his shallow portrayal of the motivations of anarchists and criminals just turned me off more and more until I was done.
You sold that really well! Thank you.
I have an app that does exactly that over scp...
Is there a reason I need something more than scp?
Have you tried Mint? It's super stable. It's the least DIY distro ever. You CAN use snaps, but why would anyone want to? I believe there's an image that comes with KDE, but Cinnamon is a great desktop.
I'm surprised, because there's some obvious answers to this I don't see here.
Blindsight A bunch of zombies, led by a vampire fly into deep interstellar space to rendezvous with an alien object that doesn't understand or care about them.
The God Engines by John Scalzi. VERY different from Scalzi's other work. FTL works because of psionic aliens who are horrifically tortured by priests to force them to warp space.
The Outside by Ada Hoffman. AI gods rule the universe and are horrific.
The Sollan Empire books by Christopher Ruocchio have MANY elements of this (and other SciFi tropes). The alien race at war with humans worship dark gods from outside the galaxy who want to destroy reality. They also consider humans to be an edible slave race and you'll encounter the horrific things they do to humans right in book 1, but they really get into that in the most recent book.
Hyperion If the Shrike isn't a form of cosmic horror, IDK what is.
Sphere by Michael Crichton. Ok, technically a submarine base, but there IS a space ship...
Event Horizon is much better if you pretend it's a prequel to WH40K.
Thank you! This is exactly the kind of response I was looking for!
I enjoyed Started Villain a lot. Haven't read Embers of War, but I've looked at it before. Thanks for the recommendation.
You're the second person to suggest this. I didn't know it existed. I fascinated.
I liked Alex Benedict better than Priscilla Hutchins / Academy... but BOTH really suffer from "It is the far future and humans have spread across space into... an absolutely boring interplanetary monoculture identical to 90s era middle class American suburbia." I could only take that for like... ten books, lol.