Thank for your response.
So I guess it is more likely a case of naming and meaning conveyed with the naming. Why don't you name the "Databases" in the desktop as "Server Instances" to avoid the confusion?
It also seems to me that one cannot run more than one instance running at the same time (from the desktop). Is this an issue of licensing - because even in enterprise versions of the Desktop you can only run one instance...?
Given the fact that a single query execution can only utilise four cores (see this post/question: Allocate more than 4 cores (Windows?) in Neo4j ) it appears that some of us with machines with many cores, cannot fully utilise our (compute) time via the desktop.
Am I getting something completely wrong with the desktop functionality? Shall I stick to just unzipping neo4j server instances in different directories and running them separately, connecting to them via their respective terminal commands and forget the Desktop?
