You might try Gaby.  It's a lighter weight Dbase like the old DBaseIV of
days gone by.  And one of the samples it comes with is a Dbase and gui
for editing/cataloging your CD's  It also has a Gui for creating these
Data Bases much like DBaseIV.  You can grab it here.
http://membres.lycos.fr/fpeters/gaby/
 

James


On 27 May 2002 16:19:06 +0300
Raider <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> 
> Hello!
> 
> I have quite a large collection of CDs.  And I really need a database
> for their contents (lots of backups and archives too).
> 
> In my Windoze days I used to use an app called DiskBase.  Now, as my
> system is windoze-free I have nothing similar.
> 
> I found GTKtalog, which seems great.  But it has a serious design flaw
> - it loads everything in the memory.  This makes it both slow, and
> even on my system unusable.  I have 256M of RAM and even that is not
> enough and the app crashes (it seems like out of memory) before
> getting to 60 CDs.
> 
> My system isn't that fast - a K6-2@300Mhz so I'm looking for something
> that is fast as well.  But at least it should be usable.
> 
> Can you help me with some pointers?  Should know VFS, as I need it to
> "look" inside archives as well.
> 
> I also had on Windoze another app like this one but it was specialised
> on music - kept the tags, the filenames and the track lenghts as well
> as various data about encoding (like the bitrate).  It is called MAC
> and there is no Linux port in the near future as well.  This app can
> produce even nice reports and sort the data based on the originating
> CD, author or Album name.
> 
> In this case... the same problem - do you know anything like that in
> the Linux world?
> 
> Finally, in case nothing works, do you know some really fast database
> (I'd preffer text only, not some full blown SQL server as I'll need it
> only to store text information) ?  Something that has a lib for C, or
> some perl or python connectivity so I can develop my own app...
> 
> Thanks in advance...
> Raider
> 
> 
> 

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