What is GHex FOR LINUX?

GHex

GHex is a cool open-source and free graphical tool that works as a binary editor, mainly for the GNOME desktop environment. If you're into programming or just like tinkering with files, this app can be super handy!

What Can GHex Do?

With GHex, you can load data from any file type. It lets you view and edit the data in both ASCII and HEX formats. This makes it a great choice for developers who are trying to debug issues related to encodings or object code.

A Fun Fact About GHex

Here's something interesting: some kids use GHex to cheat in video games! They can add extra lives or boost their scores by editing saved game files. Sneaky, right?

Who Made GHex?

This handy application was created by Chema Celorio and Jaka Mocnik. While it comes with the GNOME desktop environment, you can also install it separately on other desktop environments that support GTK+. So, no worries if you're using something different!

Where to Get GHex

If you're ready to try out GHex yourself, click here to download it. It's easy to set up and adds a lot of value whether you're coding or just having fun with your saved games!

How Download Works

Go to the Softpas website, press the 'Downloads' button, and pick the app you want to download and install—easy and fast!