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Linux and Gnome. While macOS might have more uses, there's more database clients already fighting it out.

by petepete 6mo ago

factorialboy 6mo ago
Haha, fair enough — but I'm a GNOME user 70% and macOS 30% myself — so the GNOME version is getting a lot of love.
- petepete 6mo ago
  I took it for a test spin just now and I'm impressed. Some notes: - to get it to run (on Fedora) I had to manually installed python3-keyring first - connected with ease, that part is really smooth - I like the ability to easily flick through the tabs on objects and see the relevant data - took me a while to work out how to create a new query, expected to be open a query window then save the file rather than create a file/query at once (unless I'm missing something) - usually I want to query first and only save if needed - UI is really nice, fits in perfectly - would be nice to be able to collapse/hide the file chooser in the bottom left when I'm not using it Also, and I understand it's probably a pile of work, but a graphical view of explain would be amazing. This isn't a feature request, I'm sure there's plenty of other stuff that needs attention first :) Great work, thank you for sharing.
  - factorialboy 6mo ago
    Thanks for the detailed feedback and positive words. I still need to figure out correct packaging on OS's I don't use (Fedora RPM for example). By end of this week, I'll incorporate some of your feedback into the roadmap. Ty.
    - petepete 6mo ago
      Thanks. To be honest I'm going to start using it already. I think being able to easily open a new blank query is the main thing. ctrl+n. That's how I start most of my investigations.
      - factorialboy 6mo ago
        Makes sense, I'll ship ctrl+n -> new sql file in active folder tomorrow. It's been merged.
  - factorialboy 6mo ago
    > but a graphical view of explain would be amazing. This isn't a feature request, I'm sure there's plenty of other stuff that needs attention first :) Oh, and, tomorrow, the first version of visualization of Explain will be shipped as well. :)

Linux and Gnome. While macOS might have more uses, there's more database clients already fighting it out.

factorialboy 6mo ago

Haha, fair enough — but I'm a GNOME user 70% and macOS 30% myself — so the GNOME version is getting a lot of love.

petepete 6mo ago
I took it for a test spin just now and I'm impressed. Some notes: - to get it to run (on Fedora) I had to manually installed python3-keyring first - connected with ease, that part is really smooth - I like the ability to easily flick through the tabs on objects and see the relevant data - took me a while to work out how to create a new query, expected to be open a query window then save the file rather than create a file/query at once (unless I'm missing something) - usually I want to query first and only save if needed - UI is really nice, fits in perfectly - would be nice to be able to collapse/hide the file chooser in the bottom left when I'm not using it Also, and I understand it's probably a pile of work, but a graphical view of explain would be amazing. This isn't a feature request, I'm sure there's plenty of other stuff that needs attention first :) Great work, thank you for sharing.
- factorialboy 6mo ago
  Thanks for the detailed feedback and positive words. I still need to figure out correct packaging on OS's I don't use (Fedora RPM for example). By end of this week, I'll incorporate some of your feedback into the roadmap. Ty.
  - petepete 6mo ago
    Thanks. To be honest I'm going to start using it already. I think being able to easily open a new blank query is the main thing. ctrl+n. That's how I start most of my investigations.
    - factorialboy 6mo ago
      Makes sense, I'll ship ctrl+n -> new sql file in active folder tomorrow. It's been merged.
- factorialboy 6mo ago
  > but a graphical view of explain would be amazing. This isn't a feature request, I'm sure there's plenty of other stuff that needs attention first :) Oh, and, tomorrow, the first version of visualization of Explain will be shipped as well. :)