The black and white of it, you're looking at something home brew then. No one is going to have anything that is plain and simple enough that does exactly what you want it to do without a lot of extra fluff, and with the additional "kind-of-a-restriction" of being under Linux, I can't offer anything up off the top of my head. Even under Windows I can't think of a bare bones table data editor that does JUST that. (I'm a Windows desktop developer but I know my way around a Linux machine rather well as it is my primary job). The tools that do already exist, and are already out there for public consumption (Anything between commercial and public domain) will end up having more of the fluff to reach out to a wider range of people.
Considering that if Product A has exactly what you're looking for right now with absolutely no fluff, and Product B which has exactly what you're looking for PLUS extra fluff, more people are going to Product B because of the fluff that they COULD use later on down the road. Look at Win 98 vs Win 7. Both let you open up Calc.exe, they run Office, OpenOffice, Java, FireFox, etc, etc... But, Win7 supports multi-threaded CPUs, 64-bit instructions, wider range support of games, better support for graphics and hardware. If I were to offer you either operating system for free, which would you take? Unfortunately, I feel that you're going to have to build something to suit your needs, even though for basic tools, I still scream out to not reinvent the wheel. _______________________________________________ sqlite-users mailing list sqlite-users@sqlite.org http://sqlite.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/sqlite-users
