Anyone have experience trying to install the Debian Bless Hex Editor on CentOS 6 or 7? If so would you be so kind to share how. Jujuba Software Hex editor allows you to view and browse files in hexadecimal format. It also searches for headers of known formats such as JPEG, PNG, MP3, etc. Embedded files can be saved and extracted. You can search, scroll, make edits in the file itself.
Bless is a binary (hexadecimal) editor, a program that allows you to edit files as sequences of bytes. It is written in C# and uses the Gtk# bindings for the GTK+ toolbox.
The application provides the following features:
Homepage: https://github.com/afrantzis/bless
Author: Alexandros Frantzis
License: GPLv2
You can launch the application in the following ways:
where FILE_NAMES is the name of one or more files that you want to open. If you do not specify files, the application will try to load the previous session. If that fails, the application will open an empty file for you.
Official instruction: Bless manual (hex editor).
To run Bless and open the payload.hex file for viewing and editing, a new empty file called payload.hex will be created if it doesn't exist:
Installation on Kali Linux
Installation on Debian, Linux Mint, Ubuntu
Installation on BlackArch
The program is pre-installed on BlackArch.
Bless is a high quality, full featured hex editor.
Bless is written in mono/Gtk# and its primary platform is GNU/Linux. However it should be able to run without problems on every platform that mono and Gtk# run.
There are also plans for the addition of a lua based scripting language for binary data manipulation.
Requirements:
· Mono >= 1.1.4· Gtk# >= 1.0.8
What's New in This Release:
· Read/Write support for block devices.· Saving speed improvements.· Rendering speed improvements.· Various bug fixes (gna.org #9660, #10378, #11397, #10601)· A lot of internal changes that pave the way for exciting features.