Dear All,
I’d like to announce the release of Sqlite Root 1.9.73 , a Gui Admin Tool for manage Sqlite Database - available under freeware license.
I’ve used wxPython. Screenshots are available.
Sqlite Root is currently available only for Windows.
Also, it has already been translated to English and italian.
Any feedbak is welcome!
Best regards,
–
Fabio Spadaro
So far I've been using http://sqlitebrowser.sourceforge.net but I like this better.
Two small things to note:
- it's better to make a specific file name then using just "setup"
- when I first launched it it's frame was larger then my screen (1680x1050) and the title bar was off-screen.
Well done!
Toni
On Wed, 25 Jan 2012 15:54:19 +0100, Fabio Spadaro <fabiolinospad@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear All,
I'd like to announce the release of Sqlite Root
1.9.73<http://www.sqliteroot.com>, a Gui Admin Tool for manage Sqlite
Database - available under freeware
license.I've used wxPython. Screenshots are available.
Sqlite Root is currently available only for Windows.
Also, it has already been translated to English and italian.Any feedbak is welcome!
Best regards,
I'd like to announce the release of Sqlite Root 1.9.73 , a Gui Admin Tool
for manage Sqlite Database - available under freeware license.I've used wxPython. Screenshots are available.
Sqlite Root is currently available only for Windows.
This does look nice, but alas, only Windoes won't do for me -- can you
amke the source available so others could port it to OS-x, GTK, etc?
-Chris
On Wed, Jan 25, 2012 at 6:54 AM, Fabio Spadaro <fabiolinospad@gmail.com> wrote:
Also, it has already been translated to English and italian.
Any feedbak is welcome!
Best regards,
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It looks very nice. I've considered creating a tool like this myself a few times. What are your plans for a OSX or Linux release?
On 1/25/12 6:54 AM, Fabio Spadaro wrote:
Dear All,
I'd like to announce the release of Sqlite Root 1.9.73
<http://www.sqliteroot.com> , a Gui Admin Tool for manage Sqlite
Database - available under freeware license.I've used wxPython. Screenshots are available.
Sqlite Root is currently available only for Windows.
Also, it has already been translated to English and italian.
--
Robin Dunn
Software Craftsman
Hi
2012/1/26 Robin Dunn robin@alldunn.com
It looks very nice. I’ve considered creating a tool like this myself a few times. What are your plans for a OSX or Linux release?
I do not know. For the Linux version I would like to know if there is a tool like Inno Setup. For the OSX version, I never considered building a version for lack of time
–
Fabio Spadaro
Looks very interesting, currently I use the Firefox plug-in SQLite
Manager, but I will definitely give this a try.
Werner
On 25/01/2012 15:54, Fabio Spadaro wrote:
Dear All,
I’d like to announce the release of Sqlite
Root 1.9.73 , a Gui Admin Tool for manage Sqlite
Database - available under freeware license.
I’ve used wxPython. Screenshots are available.
AFAIK you don’t need Inno Setup for Linux as the distutils package
lets you do it all.
Gadget/Steve
It looks very nice. I've considered creating a tool like this myself a
few times. What are your plans for a OSX or Linux release?I do not know. For the Linux version I would like to know if there is a tool
like Inno Setup.
For the OSX version, I never considered building a version
for lack of time
well time is one issue -- having a Mac is the bigger one -- but if you
want to do it, using py2app and delivering with either a disk image or
a *.pkg is pretty straightforward.
AFAIK you don't need Inno Setup for Linux as the distutils package lets you
do it all.
yup -- if you want to deliver source.
Otherwise, the best option is to use the native package manager --
which means one for each major distro 
( I don't know if the Linux Standard Base helps here -- I haven't been
keeping up )
Note that if you Open Source it, others will likely do the packaging for you.
-Chris
On Thu, Jan 26, 2012 at 12:49 AM, Gadget/Steve <GadgetSteve@live.co.uk> wrote:
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I downloaded it (just to see it), I unpacked it, I found
a setup.exe and I gave up. Without too many regrets, because
my interest and my knowledge in db is closed to zero.
Do not missunderstand me, the message here is different.
I guess your application is build with the toolchain py2exe,
InnoSetup, ... . If this is the case, I suggest to distribute
only the bunch of the files created by py2exe (zip file) and
let the final user unpack it in the dir he wishes. He can run
it it just through the .exe.
If your application is built correctly, even with cfg files,
html help files or .py modules in sub dirs (and does not
required special stuff like com server), it can be deployed
(xcopied) on a simple usb key and it becomes *portable*.
This is in my mind a serious "selling" argument.
Like many, I just become reluctant to all this software
proposing/requiring an installation, creating menus, desktop
icons, esp. when it is not really necessary.
I create all my "serious" apps (Windows) in that ways and believe
me all these courageous users (students or PhD scientists) who are
using my apps - just by xcopying it on their portable hd - seem to
be very happy. I even insist, that if they do not want to use them
anymore, they can just *delete* it (not uninstall it).
jmf
On 25 jan, 15:54, Fabio Spadaro <fabiolinos...@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear All,
Any feedbak is welcome!
Hi.
2012/1/26 Robin Dunn robin@alldunn.com
It looks very nice. I’ve considered creating a tool like this myself a few times. What are your plans for a OSX or Linux release?
Would be nice if somebody would make donations to support the costs to support my
employees who help me in maintaining the project.
–
Fabio Spadaro
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