GUI Client for Oracle 8.1.5 on R.H. Linux!

Hello all,
I have had Oracle 8.1.5 on my Red hat Linux 6.2 server for a while now. Everything works great but I would like to know if this version of Oracle comes with a GUI client that will allow me to view tables, make changes, drop tables and such through (basically a GUI administrative tool) GUI interface as opposed to the regular command line I have been using.
If there isnt one, anyone know of a free third party software that will enable me do these tasks with a GUI client.
Thanks, All!

I have such a thing it is called Orasoft.
It is some kind of GPL software that is easy to compile and works like a charm (make sure you have enough ram).
I don't know where I got it but I'm sure you can find it it in a search engine.

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