Show HN: Tusk for macOS and Gnome
50 points
2 days ago
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| shapemachine.xyz
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petepete
4 hours ago
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This looks great, definitely going to take it for a spin tomorrow.

I'm pretty happy at the moment editing in vim invoked from psql with \e - which has been my setup for way more than a decade now, but I do miss isql (Query Analyzer) from SQL Server 2000, which was just about perfect.

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factorialboy
3 hours ago
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Thanks. Let me know which OS you're on. I suspect macOS might have more users, and deserves more attention.
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irdc
3 hours ago
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Awesome, finally! Are you planning to integrate with Postgres.app?
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factorialboy
3 hours ago
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Curious. What type of integration are you looking for?

Postgres.app is server-only, no?

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marcogarces
3 hours ago
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definitely running this tomorrow first thing in the morning
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factorialboy
3 hours ago
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Would love to get your feedback!
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hahooh
4 hours ago
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i will try, looks great
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factorialboy
3 hours ago
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Thank you sir.
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mrichman
3 hours ago
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Website says "native" but it's an Electron app.
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alcidesfonseca
3 hours ago
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Is it possible that the [x Telemetry] [x Electron] and [x Subscription] means that the app does not have those things?
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marcogarces
3 hours ago
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it's exactly that, just less good choice for webUI, it was not clear to me at first either
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lunar_rover
27 minutes ago
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I second this. To me the styling looks like tags and conveys the opposite meaning.
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factorialboy
3 hours ago
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* noted
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factorialboy
3 hours ago
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It is not electron. Look at the source code.
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righthand
2 hours ago
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The bullets appear to be suggestive tags not an inverse-feature list. Which is the confusion, perhaps changing the “x” to a red or “cancel” symbol (circle with line through it).
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kermatt
3 hours ago
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"Non Features: No Electron. No telemetry. No subscription."
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