Theres 2 problems I see with this.
1. EQEmulator changes so much so frequently that an all-in-one database front-end would become outdated quickly. And even if someone where to keep it updated for a bit, should that person leave I see it would be outdated. Even if it was open source, I doubt anyone would pick it up.
2. Not everyone is going to be satisfied with an all-in-one GUI.
Just look at EQAdmin. That was the principle of it..but...that got outdated fast after it was discontinued.
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C++ is wonderful.
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