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Agreed entirely on your summation at the bottom. No good CLI hex editors exist. It's been like this for years, not sure why. dhex is indeed the "closest" to dec
by junon 6y ago
Agreed entirely on your summation at the bottom. No good CLI hex editors exist. It's been like this for years, not sure why. dhex is indeed the "closest" to decent, but still lacks... a lot.
- exikyut 6y agoHigh-Inertia Random Idea #218,554,763: A service people can publish extremely specific ideas to about how they want certain things - apps, systems, hardware, policies, anything - to work, and the best/most insightful ideas float to the top. Then, people who a) want to Start Again™ or b) vent off some steam in the general direction of a project they're already familiar with, can just look at this site for community-ranked suggestions of where the most demand is.
- EamonnMR 6y agoYou could implement a rough version of this as a subreddit.
- userbinator 6y agoNo good CLI hex editors exist. HIEW has my preferred hex editor for over two decades. I would not use a hex editor with no search function, yet "decimal offsets/size" is one of the last things I care about if I'm using a hex editor.