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A browser based hex viewer? I guess Linux people jump from the command line to the browser because there's no standard GUI on Linux? Seems a bit complicated, w
by MintPaw 5y ago
A browser based hex viewer? I guess Linux people jump from the command line to the browser because there's no standard GUI on Linux?
Seems a bit complicated, would love to see better binary visualization tools on desktop.
- 7373737373 5y agoThere's also https://binvis.io https://binvis.io
- xvilka 5y agoVeles[1], which is abandoned nowadays, sadly, is more powerful alternative. [1] https://github.com/codilime/veles https://github.com/codilime/veles
- haswell 5y agoAnother way to frame this is that the primary viewing format is portable html, and can easily be viewed locally or shared with someone else or incorporated into a blog post, etc. The true value here is the backend and its ability to return data in a form that can be visualized, and the output format/UI can be adapted/enhanced as the project matures.
- geraldcombs 5y agoYou could try Wireshark. Its primary focus is analyzing network packets, but it does support a few file formats and ELF is one.
- gmadsen 5y agoWhat is the complicated part? Modifying the gui?
- IshKebab 5y agoYeah, if you just need a single page visualisation like this then HTML is hard to beat. It's easy, cross platform and you don't need any libraries to use it. Doing this with Qt or GTK would be much much more work. Especially if you're using Rust which doesn't have any really good GUI options yet.