Right now we're using a combination of navicat and pg_admin for administration, particularly adhoc queries for reporting, so this looks nlike a nice alternative.
I'm a little confused, however. It seems like it's a web-product (Snappy, web-based interface), but you're still offering downloads. If I were to guess, I'd imagine that the download is for the server install?
What are the requirements?
Also, I know it's a nit, but if possible, it's nice if you can provide packages for the Linux platforms, rather than just a .sh script. It makes it easier to standardize do upgrades.
Sorry for the confusion, this is definitely one of the points we should make clear.
You are right, it is a web application and the download is the web server with the webapp on it. The common use case is that you would put the server on the organization's intranet so people can access the application using their browsers.
Requirements for the server are fairly pedestrian: ~150 MB disk space, something like 200 MB free memory. All dependencies are bundled with the server so you should not have to install anything on the side.
Point taken about Linux packages, we will definitely provide them, as well as simple archive downloads.
We haven't thought about pricing yet except that we don't want it to be some super-exclusive-enterprisey offering :)
Right now we're using a combination of navicat and pg_admin for administration, particularly adhoc queries for reporting, so this looks nlike a nice alternative.
I'm a little confused, however. It seems like it's a web-product (Snappy, web-based interface), but you're still offering downloads. If I were to guess, I'd imagine that the download is for the server install?
What are the requirements? Also, I know it's a nit, but if possible, it's nice if you can provide packages for the Linux platforms, rather than just a .sh script. It makes it easier to standardize do upgrades.
Do you have any estimates on release pricing?