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HexMe 3.0

31 Mar 21:41
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The HexMe 3.0 update has finally made HexMe a full on hex editor by introducing a command line which allows the user to manipulate the opened file using several different commands. Although the rest of the interface remains much the same, under the hood the majority of the code has actually been overhauled to remove some bugs and make the whole code base easier to maintain and expand upon.
Lastly, there is now also a 32 bit version available for the Intel i386 architecture.

How to install:

  • download .tar archive
  • unpack .tar archive
  • give execution permissions to the install file: chmod +x install.sh
  • run install.sh as root: sudo ./install.sh

HexMe 1.1

14 Sep 10:13
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How to install:

  • download .tar archive
  • unpack .tar archive
  • give execution permissions to the install file: chmod +x install.sh
  • run install.sh as root: sudo ./install.sh

HexMe 1.0

11 Sep 19:46
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HexMe version 1.0

How to install:

  • download .tar archive
  • unpack .tar archive
  • give execution permissions to the install file: chmod +x install.sh
  • run install.sh as root: sudo ./install.sh

HexMe 2.0

10 Oct 09:20
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HexMe 2.0 now uses the ncurses library to show a GUI instead of dumping all the output to the terminal, this now allows the user to look at much bigger files and it will also help with adding a bunch of cool new features in the future.

How to install:

  • download .tar archive
  • unpack .tar archive
  • give execution permissions to the install file: chmod +x install.sh
  • run install.sh as root: sudo ./install.sh