Linux mysql? You mean Oracle mysql, I presumedrJulien wrote: ↑Thu, 7. Jan 21, 14:48Thanks for your interest.Roeleveld wrote: ↑Thu, 7. Jan 21, 06:58Please share the code (and a compiled version) for others to use, if you don't mind.
.net-code is not (necessarily) evil, it's just not easy to run elsewhere.
Am going to see if I can get it running using proton or wine. If it does, I'll simply write up those instructions and we have a "portable" tool.
I'm not overly concerned about open/closed source, I simply want software to be available on all platforms with acceptable performance.
For games and work-related software that means: native or using a really good emulation layer.
For tools like this: Anything will do.
This is extremely rushed. And there's a lot of what some might consider useless fat around the bone. But I like to think big. if it's on a browser it's very portable and I've deployed this on linux mysql. Wait mysql? why do you need a database? the json file currently used is not ideal - I've seen how many ships you guys have!
As for database requirement, why not use "sqlite", that can easily be used, for single-access is more than enough and can handle the amount of data you're likely to encounter.
I agree, it's the same type of tool and the previous developer might awaken again and join in.Sorry I hijacked this thread, maybe it's the exact same project just a new version so I vote to keep discussing here.
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https://github.com/docJulien/X4APS
see the readme for installation notes. very rushed. there is no "binary" gotta build it and research how dotnet standalone can be executed. im curious if visual studio code on linux can build this. otherwise use VS Community.
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You can't create a exe-file for me that I can test with wine?
Personally, I don't see the point in needing a login or even a web interface.
I wouldn't use a browser to go through the details stored on my own system.