File viewing and editing software
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* [[Okteta]] [https://www.kde.org/applications/utilities/okteta/] is an open source hex editor by the KDE project. It supports also parsing via [[Okteta grammar file]] to analyze various file formats. | * [[Okteta]] [https://www.kde.org/applications/utilities/okteta/] is an open source hex editor by the KDE project. It supports also parsing via [[Okteta grammar file]] to analyze various file formats. | ||
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| + | * [[fq]] [https://github.com/wader/fq] allows to dive into structure of various binary and textual file formats with a functional programming language based on jq | ||
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To see what is in a file, and possibly to modify it, various sorts of software can be used, ranging from raw binary editors/viewers to programs that perform more sophisticated analysis. File creation software will usually edit existing files as well, and File rendering/interaction software will display them in various ways.
General files
- Synalyze It [1] and Hexinator [2] are programs (related to one another) that can do raw binary/hexadecimal viewing and editing of files, but also parse them using grammar files to analyze various file formats.
- Okteta [3] is an open source hex editor by the KDE project. It supports also parsing via Okteta grammar file to analyze various file formats.
- fq [4] allows to dive into structure of various binary and textual file formats with a functional programming language based on jq
Specialized data types
- SleepyHead [5] (views data from CPAP and related devices for treatment of sleep apnea)
Links
- Spreadsheet showing formats supported by various software in Ubuntu systems (connected with EaaSI sandbox [6])
