PgManage: Modern, cross platform graphical database client
PgManage is a graphical client for Postgres databases, based on OmniDB. Visit the PgManage website for installation, documentation, and setup instructions, including details for Ubuntu and dependencies.
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PgManage is a modern graphical database client designed for managing Postgres databases. It is built on the foundation laid by the original project OmniDB. For those interested in learning more about PgManage, including installation guidelines, documentation, and release notes, the PgManage Website & Downloads link and the PgManage Full Documentation link provide comprehensive information. Additionally, detailed instructions for setting up PgManage on Ubuntu, installing necessary dependencies, and running the application can be found on the provided URL.
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- Some users find PgManage lacking in basic connectivity options, such as support for Unix sockets.
- There are comparisons with other database clients like pgAdmin, DBeaver, and IntelliJ's database client, with some users preferring these alternatives.
- Concerns are raised about the new developers' anonymity and potential security risks.
- Positive feedback highlights the debugger support inherited from OmniDB and the interesting tech stack involving Django and NW.js.
- Suggestions for other tools like Azure Data Studio and Jailer are mentioned as alternatives.
19 commentseg the hostname field for new connections must be a hostname or IP address, and can't take things like `/var/run/postgresql`.
That's super unfortunate. :(
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As a data point, the program seems to create config files (on Linux) under `~/.config/PgManage` and `~/.pgmanage`. If you delete the application after testing, you might as well nuke those two dirs as well.
At first glance, it seems they serve the same purpose. Am i missing something? (besides the support for some other DBs - but pgManage states to target postgres primarily)
A "graphical" database client would be running as a standalone application outside any browser.
[… according to the definitions I'm familiar with …]
Yes it's not open source but its free version is still great.
I have been looking for a DB client for postgres that seems to match the correct amount of features and interface that phpmyadmin has.
Not really a fan of pgadmin, I just find the interface to be too clunky.
I don't think I've ever encountered a bug in 5 plus years of using it
https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/relational-databases.htm...
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