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It's actually usable.

• qwertyuiop924 10y ago
  Good answer. Okay, what does it do that Radare doesn't?
  • StavrosK 10y ago
    I don't know what Radare does, but after I read your comment I installed Radare2 (because binja didn't let me save my file). I didn't get anywhere because Radare2 looks like it has a super steep learning curve, whereas with binja I just right-clicked the jump that looked like it'd do what I want and selected "Patch -> Never jump". I'm not sure why you're dismissing usability, but it's a very big feature in a tool, one of the most important ones.
    • tedunangst 10y ago
      "Actually useable" is a little terse, and not very informative if you've already figured out radare2.
    • qwertyuiop924 10y ago
      It's important, but the market share of Vim is roughly inverse porportional to how important it is. Anyways, yeah, Radare isn't super usable. I'd guess I only understand 10% of it. And Radare2 is in active development, and wasn't totally ready for prime time, which is what I thought the usability comment was about.