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What I could not check

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Every screenshot came from LibreDB Studio in a container on my own machine, with PostgreSQL 16.15 and MySQL 8.4.11 behind it and the two bundled samples alongside. Those four are the engines I actually ran, out of the seventeen the build carries: the other thirteen I did not watch, and what they do differently is read off the capability flags in the shipped build instead. Wherever a claim rests on that rather than on something I saw, the sentence says which engines it covers rather than speaking for all of them. The agent sections were run against a local Ollama, which is worth knowing because what an agent run can do depends on the model behind it as much as on the product: part nine of the tour says how many models have been measured against all six of its surfaces.

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I installed via Docker Compose. The Unraid, TrueNAS, CasaOS, DigitalOcean, AWS, Azure and Google Cloud steps come from the project's own published templates and listings, so the ports, the credential handling and the defaults are accurate to what those templates ship, but I did not run the installers myself. Every version figure on those pages was read from the live catalogue rather than copied out of the repository, which is why several of them are behind the release these pages describe: that gap is the point, not an oversight. Proxmox has no template at all; those instructions are the standard Docker path with the two settings that matter on a LAN called out.

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Single sign-on is described from the configuration surface and the settings the application exposes. I did not stand up an identity provider, so I have not seen the OIDC login flow end to end. Four smaller things I tried to reach and could not: Trino, because I had no instance to point at; the hundred-thousand-row ceiling, because no table here comes close: the largest anywhere in this deployment holds about nine and a half thousand rows; the second page of the agent's run history, because only ten conversations were ever recorded here against a page size of twenty; and what the DigitalOcean Marketplace snapshot actually contains, which is not readable without booting a droplet. Two panels rest on something no deployment of mine could show: the OpenShift console catalogue, which needs an OpenShift cluster, and the first run of the packaged launchers, which I describe from their own output rather than from having watched a cold start on every platform. The rest of the install pages I did not run either, which the paragraph above says; where a panel states a version, that figure came from the live catalogue, or, where the catalogue prints no version of its own, from the package that catalogue deploys.

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If you want to try it in one line