“The following table shows the features included in Community & Enterprise Editions”

…is wrong. An earlier version of the page listed all features of the program. We removed that. The list simply became to long!

So when the page was changed only to inform about the differences between the versions the header text should have been changed accordingly.

The page http://www.webyog.com/en/sqlyog_feature_matrix.php list the *differences* of COMMUNITY and TRIAL – not the bunch of features that they share. I wonder if you ever tried it yourself?

We do not get sponsorships from software giants – we have to earn the money to pay our costs (including the salaries to our people as quite a lot of families depend on it) and finance continued development. We have hundred of thousands of COMMUNITY users (probably more than a million) and complaints related to nag screens etc. we had over the almost 5 years I have been with Webyog are very few only. Most people understand the development costs and that we can only provide COMMUNITY for free as long as we sell ENTERPRISE.

Sometimes a “childish attitude” is just an honest critique……

The ENTERPRISE TRIAL is a 30 day trial, but the COMMUNITY is not restricted by time at all. And additionally COMMUNITY is Open Source (GPL licensed). You are confusing ENTERPRISE TRIAL and COMMUNITY editions.

The page here: http://www.webyog.com/en/sqlyog_feature_list.php does not list only 2 features for COMMUNITY (this is the only page I can think of). It lists *lots* of features – also for COMMUNITY. SQLyog COMMUNITY is a full-featured client for MySQL downloaded by almost 2 million users.

We are very tolerant with comments here – but this is close to the edge because last post by David M. Graham (an only that one) is completely stupid and ignorant.

Please scroll up and see how a phpMyAdmin developer team member communicates and try to learn the same adult attitude!

Those are:

1. Nag Screen on startup and shutdown displaying SQLyog Enterprise features
2. Rotating text links showcasing SQLyog Enterprise features

I see also that your “community edition” appears to be a 30day free trial.

Why would anyone need a 30 day free trial of those two features?

David

I am loath to support any company/product which will post such self serving egomaniacal trash on their website and do so with such obvious glee.

peter_laursen
August 5th, 2008 | 4:34 am
We have the 3 options explained in my previous post. Why didn’t you contact us through our Forums or ticket system if you have such request?
– I must say I wouldn’t want to post on your forums asking for such additions given the way you have handled yourself in this blog.

Navicat here I come.