[creeperton]

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[Dwedit]

Midnight commander has a hex editor built in, you just access it from the misleading "View" menu, and change it to Hex, and it becomes a hex editor.
Otherwise, I'd just suggest using Wine and a good Windows-based hex editor.

[Vegetaman]

I had a few I used to use... Maybe GHex or Bless Hex editor? I used them with 9.04 so I'm sure they still work...

Honestly, if you're in Ubuntu, just go to the repository on your local machine and type in "Hex". It'll find compatible hex editors that are safe and (should be) stable for you. Just select the package and its dependencies and install it; you should be good.

[creeperton]

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[RedComet]

I guess everyone just stayed inside, watched Fox News, and smoked meth.

Sounds like Kentucky.

[creeperton]

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[IIMarckus]

Radare is a pretty cool project.

[FinS]

Radare is a pretty cool project.

That does look very promising, especially the debugger. Here's to hoping 65816 can be added to it.

Madedit is a small one with not so many features but can alternate between hex and text modes which can be useful.

[creeperton]

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[cret]

Well first of all, you shouldn't use ubuntu (it's not as powerfull, as other linux distros: archlinux for example).

you're right radare is/was a cool project, but there is another cool project: radare2
r2 is a rewrite from radare, including a plugin-system and a web-gui(not as powerfull as cmd).
iiMarckus said "Here's to hoping 65816 can be added to it". Well, that's what i did but only for disassembling at the moment, because I'm more interrested in gb-z80. therefor I created a bin,asm and an analysis-plugin (on analysis there is still a lot to do). Look at this: http://runas-racer.com/foo/gb_anal3.png http://runas-racer.com/foo/gb_anal4.png http://runas-racer.com/foo/gb_anal5.png

[Category]

I also use Linux, and have found Bless to be great for my purpose. Will look at some of the others in this thread though, some sound intriguing!