Clarification on Letos (SQLiteStudio) Upgrade

[metaad]

We noticed from your announcement that SQLiteStudio is being renamed to Letos.
During our testing on a Windows 11 virtual machine, we observed that upgrading from version 3.4.21 to 4.0.0, both versions appear to coexist. However, within the 3.x series do not coexist and instead upgrade the existing installation.

Could you please confirm whether this is the expected behavior?

We would also appreciate clarification on the following points:

1. Will future 4.x releases upgrades 4.x versions?
2. If a user already has a 3.x version installed, should we handle the uninstallation of the older version separately before installing Letos 4.0.0?
3. Does the product include an auto-update feature? If yes, is there a recommended way to disable it during deployment?
4. Could you please share the system requirements?

[pawelsalawa]

Yes. It is an issue, but a minor one. Because the name is different, the (default) installation folder is different. Also configuration folder is different.

You can uninstall older version. The 4.0.0 onwards will "upgrade" in place, just like you asked.

You still can keep and use SQLiteStudio 3.x if you want. Letos did "steal" existing configuration from 3.4 and upgraded it to 4.0-compatible format, so if you want to keep running 3.4 from time to time, you will start over with empty configuration there.

[pawelsalawa]

Ad. 3) It does come with auto-update online checks, which can be disabled in configuration. Nonetheless the updates checking does not update anything by itself. It only checks and notifies user about available updates, allowing user to download new version (just like he would do with a web browser), but it does not install anything - it's up to user to do the installation.

Ad. 4) For Windows, it's Windows 10 (1809 or later). Disk space - around 130MB. The app consumes arount 100-150MB of RAM if user does basic things.