SqlLite from C# - Which is easier to LINQ-to-SQL or Entity Framework?

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Hi,

What would people recommend using as a persistence approach for Sqlite from a C# windows forms application - LINQ-to-SQL or Entity Framework?

(I ask this on the basis that I've had some people say stay away from DataTables and move to one of the new approaches)

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