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Re:Sequel Pro – Open source macOS native MySQL GUI client by masklinn on Friday January 18, 2019 @05:32AM (#18938356)
cyberduck, iina, adium, notational velocity, divvy, hex fiend, keka, xee, unicodechecker, textual, …

That's just a subset of what I saw scanning my /Applications, and I don't specifically look out for replacing existing software with free (whether freedom or beer) applications.

Re:Sequel Pro – Open source macOS native MySQL GUI client by inferiorhuman on Friday January 18, 2019 @06:52AM (#18938659)
Adium is basically abandoned and cyberduck has always been a clusterfuck by virtue of being a Java app. As such the UX is terrible. If I'd paid for either I'd want my money back.
Re:Sequel Pro – Open source macOS native MySQL GUI client by h1d on Friday January 18, 2019 @07:26PM (#18944388)
Mac's third party app lineup is just so much better than Windows in my opinion, I don't care what OS to use but not going to leave Mac because of them.

Windows culture of free but mediocre or good but bloated and expensive never really hits the right spot.

Re:Sequel Pro – Open source macOS native MySQL GUI client by akfanta on Friday January 18, 2019 @08:57AM (#18939284)
> divvy, textual

Neither of these are freeware?

Re:Sequel Pro – Open source macOS native MySQL GUI client by als0 on Friday January 18, 2019 @09:13AM (#18939386)