When using Linux system to find several Mysql visual management tools. I used them all. (3)

DBServer (free)

The first one is DbServer, but it doesn’t work if you install Java. I’m not going to talk about installation here.

Workbench (free)

Download address: workbench_mysql_64-bit After successful download, run the command

Sudo DPKG -i mysql workbench - community - ubuntu16 6.3.9-1. 04 - amd64. DebCopy the code

If a message is displayed indicating that the installation fails, run the following command:

The installation relies on sudo apt-get-fInstall then repeat the previous command sudo DPKG -i mysql-workbench-community-6.3.9-1ubuntu16.04-amd64.debCopy the code

Navicat (charge)

Download address: navicat120_premium_cs_64 – bit Download and decompress.

tar -zxvf ~/Downloads/navicat120_premium_cs_x64.tar.gz 
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run

cd navicat120_premium_cs_x64/
./start_navicat 
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PS: Since it’s a trial version, here’s a hack

The first kind of

When start_navicat is first executed, a hidden folder named.navicat64 is generated in the user’s home directory.

cd~/.navicat64/ There is a system.reg file in this folder rm system.reg rm user.regCopy the code

The second,

Delete navicat120_premium_cs_x64/Navicat files from Navicat.

The difference between

The first option is to run it on a temporary basis every 15 days. The second option is permanent. But it’s tedious. I’m going to crack it right here. And put the download address on it. You can just unzip the files and replace them. Download address: Win_navicat_64-bit crack (Win system can be used directly)