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What sort of simple database programs exist for linux (non-X)?
Gracias,
dennis

Quote:> What sort of simple database programs exist for linux (non-X)?

If you want to do some "serious" database development you could check out
FlagShip. FlagShip is a Clipper clone for Unix systems, and there is a
Linux version available. Sorry but I don't have any contact details.

You could try asking for more details in comp.lang.clipper.

As a Clipper developer I had a play with FlagShip (there is a limited
demo version available for free) and was quite impressed, and if you know
Clipper or dBase then there is very little to learn from the database and
language side of things.

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Quote:>What sort of simple database programs exist for linux (non-X)?

Although the list is (probably) not exhaustive, there are a number of
database programs listed in the "Database Managers" section of the Linux
Applications and Utilities Page, found at

        <URL:http://www.xnet.com/~blatura/linapps.shtml>

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: What sort of simple database programs exist for linux (non-X)?
: Gracias,
: dennis

You find info about DB-man and Flagship in the commershal howto for linux
(posted here) and on lots of linux pages.

-hans