As someone else mentioned, Kexi does look promising for your needs. I am
not familiar with it, but it looks to be an open source alternative to
Microsoft Access, and they have had recent releases so looks maintained.
It's also in the Ubuntu repos
http://kexi-project.org/about.html
Installing on
On 04/04/2016 01:59 AM, bill . wrote:
Hi all,
New member and brand new Lubuntu and LXDE user here. I'm accustomed to
Manjaro xfce but wanted to try something just a tad "lighter." So far
I'm very impressed with the look and snappy feel. Trust me as a fan of
arch-based distros it pains me to s
Hi There,
In the off chance you don't know about the free documentation for
LibreOffice, I'm passing on this link:-
http://www.libreoffice.org/get-help/documentation/
BW,
Ian
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On 04/04/2016 09:39 AM, E James wrote:
At this moment I can't name any Linux based user interface, other than
LibreOffice, which can manage the tables without an extensive knowledge of SQL
commands.
Bill:
Modern programming languages (such as Java and, I presume, QT C++) can
access databases
Hi,
SQL is something I intend to study in more detail so I've kept an eye out
for SQL info on the Internet.
I only have one suggestion so far, for learning SQL:-
http://www.w3schools.com/sql/
HTH.
Ian
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On 04/04/16 07:59, bill . wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> New member and brand new Lubuntu and LXDE user here. I'm accustomed to
> Manjaro xfce but wanted to try something just a tad "lighter." So far I'm
> very impressed with the look and snappy feel. Trust me as a fan of arch-based
> distros it pains me
Hi all,
New member and brand new Lubuntu and LXDE user here. I'm accustomed to Manjaro
xfce but wanted to try something just a tad "lighter." So far I'm very
impressed with the look and snappy feel. Trust me as a fan of arch-based
distros it pains me to say that but...
One of my goals is to be
