I don't like Samba, thus I created Simba, a tiny simple SMB client written in C++ and based on libdsm.
The client implements only some essential file/directory operations. The most relevant supported operations are upload and download of files.
The client supports also a GTK3 gui (all operations are implemented except move).
$ ./simba -h
Lightweight SMB client
Usage:
Simba [OPTION...]
-g, --gui Show GTK3 gui
-h, --help Show this help menu
-s, --server arg SMB Server IP Address
-d, --domain arg Domain/Workgroup
-a, --share arg Share name
-u, --username arg Username
Example:
$ ./simba -s 127.0.0.1 -d example -a myfs -u test
Insert password:
Logged in
> help
Commands:
ls <path> List files and directories
get <path> Donwload the specified file to current directory
put <local path>,<remote path> Upload the specified local file to remote path
rm <path> Remove the specified file
mv <old path>,<new path> Move the specified file from oldpath to newpath
mkdir <path> create a new directory
rmdir <path> Remove a directory
Compile libdsm first, then you can use make to compile the command-line client or make gui to include also the gtk based gui support.