rparkins999

No, I didn't get a volunteer to build on Windows. If you can get a command window, cmake and the make should build it. If you try it and it...

If you clone the rparkins999/sqliteman repository, navigate to Sqliteman/sqliteman/doc/en/, and open index.html with your favourite browser. you will get into sqliteman's help system. Appendix A tells you how to build...

... actually it's sqlite3.c, and the edited version is already included in the repository. You only have to edit if you replace sqlite3.c with a more recent version from the...

I think that pvanek is no longer actively maintaining this version. If you use the Linux version, or can build a Windows version from the sources, raise this issue against...

Not exactly dead, but I don't think Petr is maintaining it any more. Try rparkins999/sqliteman instead. Built versions available for Linux. It should build on Windoze too, but I don't...

pvanek isn't actively maintaining this version any more. If you still want this, post an issue to rparkins999/sqliteman, and I'll look at it. However a keyboard shortcut to the schema...

This issue may be fixed in rparkins999/sqliteman. At least it opens SampleWAL.sqlite and finds 44 tables, although none of them seems to contain any data.

rparkins999/sqliteman release 1.8.1 (which I'm just in the middle of uploading) builds and runs with Qt5, and contains many improvements.

If you want a currently maintained version, try rparkins999/sqliteman

dnf does not exist on a default installation of OpenSUSE. YaST2, which is the standard package installer for OpenSUSE, and also has a convenient GUI rather than being a command...