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Subject: Re: MySQL GPL'd... possible RH inclusion? From: "Mike A. Harris" <mharris@meteng.on.ca> Date: Wed, 5 Jul 2000 04:48:25 -0400 (EDT) On Wed, 5 Jul 2000, Tony Nugent wrote: >> Also, as a further suggestion, MySQL frontends for GNOME and KDE >> would be nice, as well as the various modules to interface >> them. Possible perl modules? > >Don't know about gnome/kde interfaces, but the default one that >comes with mysql itself does an excellent job (even if >console-based rather than gui), and the perl-mysql dbm interface >modules for it just slip in there and work like a dream. (Yes, >please include the perl modules as part of the main mysql >installation). kmysql/gmysql are supposed to be RAD tools for database development, and manipulation of tables. I haven't used them in quite a while, but they've likely both grown since then. If they are functional at all, it would be nice to see them included as well. >Now with encryption laws a bit easier, pgp/gpg/ssh will be in there >by default too now for all us bad-guy-like "foreigners" :) That would be incredibly useful indeed. My vote for gpg, ssh, openssl are now formally registered also! >The next release of redhat is looking way cool for features, >especially if it has a 2.4.x kernel and XFree86-4.x... Well, as long as 2.4.0 comes out before 2002, I'm sure RH will include it, X4.0, KDE2, and latest gnome, as well as other major new releases. Lets cross our fingers that 2.4.0 comes out sometime this month. ===