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I run it in my "homelab". It's all very well self contained. The UX could use some work, but I think it's a case of function over form. I'm still looking for m

I run it in my "homelab". It's all very well self contained. The UX could use some work, but I think it's a case of function over form. I'm still looking for my ultimate hex editor (TUI/GUI) for offline use. Not been impressed with any of the many options I've tried on Linux.

rjzzleep 5y ago
ht-editor was a fantastic editor[1], similar to hiew[2] on windows. Unfortunately ht-editor codebase is a bit hard to extend and it's based on really old modified binutils headers. I was trying to update it, but it's probably better to just write it from scratch, it's still much more straightforward to use that most modern cli hex editors. What is with russians and their love for advanced windows cli tools? IDA Pro, hiew and far manager[3] come to mind. [1] http://hte.sourceforge.net/ http://hte.sourceforge.net/ [2] https://www.hiew.ru/ https://www.hiew.ru/ [3] https://www.farmanager.com/ https://www.farmanager.com/