I currently use MySQLFront on WinXP. Works ok, but could be better.
I used mysqlfront too when i was on winblows, it's a nice program.
but unless we're talking about 2 programs sharing the same name:
1)it has been discontinued due to legal issues
That is correct.
2)it's more suited to "data-management" (just like phpmyadmin)
Possibly. I find that it is fine for building tables, query debugging,
and browsing data.
Since all of my development work is on a local server MySQLFront is good
solution for me. I combine it with DDLUtils to syncronise my production
databases with development databases and that makes up a pretty
reasonable tool set.
Regards,
Langdon
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