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Lastest stable release (2.1.4):
..::All files - click here::..
Notes:
- There is no installer, since all you need to run SQLiteStudio is to download the binary distribution from download page and just run. UNIX users need to set execute flag for the file before execution.
- For the source distribution, you need Tcl installed on your system and a couple of Tcl extensions. All extensions (and Tcl core) is included in ActiveState's Batteries-Inluded Tcl distribution: ActiveTcl (http://www.activestate.com/Products/activetcl/). For Linux users or UNIX users, Tcl can be installed from the standard packages.
- FreeBSD binaries are no longer provided (only old versions are available). In order to run recent SQLiteStudio on FreeBSD please download sourcecode distribution, install ActiveTcl and run SQLiteStudio from sources. More details in manual (click here).
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Bug reporting limited
2013-05-06
The SQLiteStudio bug tracker is now limited to report only bugs entered directly on the web interface. Reporting from SQLiteStudio no longer works in order to stop duplicate reports from 2.1.x line. Those bugs are minor and won't be fixed in 2.1.x series. If you have any outstanding bug - enter it via web interface.
Reporting directly from SQLiteStudio will be reenabled for version 3.0.0, once it's released.
2.1.4 released
2013-05-02
Just a minor bugfix release. Fixed Db Conversion dialog.
2.1.3 released
2013-04-05
It's a quick bugfix release with few enhancements. See changelog for details.
Sayonara Tcl/Tk
2013-04-05
Couple of weeks ago I decided to move from Tcl to C++ (and from Tk to Qt). Since this requires entire project to be rewritten from scratch, I decided to mark it with version 3.0.0.
Work is in progress. Details can be found on forum (click).
There will still be some bugfix releases for 2.1.x series, but not very often.
2.1.2 is out!
2013-02-10
This version fixes many outstanding bugs. Upgrade is strongly recommended. See changelog for details.
Mac OS X port is still unstable, but with this version might get just a little more stable.
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