Best MySQL front end?

[xylene2301]

Does anyone have an opinion as to the best MySQL front end tool currently available?
I've looked at Emma and there's also kmysqladmin and maybe some others.

Thanks
Xylene

[Endwin]

Personally I like phpmyadmin.

[windependence]

I'll second that one. PHPmyadmin.

-Tim

[raul_]

mysql-gui-tools

[Jordanwb]

+1 for phpmyadmin.

[jdavis]

another +1 for phpmyadmin

[xylene2301]

I guess I should have specified that I need a mysql tool that will connect to multiple remote mysql servers.

phpmyadmin just admins databases on its own resident server, does it not?

Xylene

[wirelessmonkey]

Phpmyadmin can be configured to connect to remote mysql installations, so long as they are accessible from the server running phpmyadmin.

I also use Kmysqladmin, if you'd rather not use phpmyadmin.

[imon9]

currently using navicat lite (free)
http://www.navicat.com/download.html

(run with java)

[raul_]

I guess I should have specified that I need a mysql tool that will connect to multiple remote mysql servers.

phpmyadmin just admins databases on its own resident server, does it not?

Xylene

mysql-gui-tools :)

the name says it all

[tinny]

phpmyadmin is really good for people who havent yet discovered MySQL GUI Tools (http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/gui-tools/5.0.html). :p Also MySQL Workbench (http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/workbench/5.0.html) is available on Windows (Visual Database schema design application), will be available on Linux soon.

DBDesgner4 (http://www.fabforce.net/dbdesigner4/) can be installed on Linux. MySQL Workbench is a fork of DBDesigner4 (Visual DB schema design).