As for SQLite GUIs, there is also the free open-source cross-platform SQLiteStudio. https://sqlitestudio.pl
SQLite is a big part of our tool chain, and has been very good to us. We’ve been using DB Browser for SQLite[1] for several years. It runs on Windows, Mac, and Linux. Rosefinch looks nice, but I’m not seeing a real use case. If I had a bunch of queries I was always running, I’d probably just make them views, available to me in any client, including the command line. (Sometimes the command line is best.) If I didn’t w…
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#12As for SQLite GUIs, there is also the free open-source cross-platform SQLiteStudio. https://sqlitestudio.pl
SQLite is a big part of our tool chain, and has been very good to us. We’ve been using DB Browser for SQLite[1] for several years. It runs on Windows, Mac, and Linux. Rosefinch looks nice, but I’m not seeing a real use case. If I had a bunch of queries I was always running, I’d probably just make them views, available to me in any client, including the command line. (Sometimes the command line is best.) If I didn’t w…
I'm not trying to convince anyone to switch or use Rosefinch anyway. I built it because I needed it exactly like this and shared it here in case there's someone else who wants something like this too.
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#13As for SQLite GUIs, there is also the free open-source cross-platform SQLiteStudio. https://sqlitestudio.pl
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#14I love this -- I would use this if there was Linux support! Until then, I'll have to get by with SQLime or DBeaver :(
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#16Any plans to support MySQL or Postgres?
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#17Nice work! I really like the clean interface. I've been using TablePlus for the past year and it works nice but I feel the UI could be a little better, like yours for example. Any plans to support MySQL or Postgres?