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Double Commander is a cross platform open source file manager with two panels side by side. It is inspired by Total Commander and features some new ideas.

•Added automatically checking for updates •Added bookmark support •Added right-click context menu for each tab •Added purging histories support •Added selecting a line by triple click •Added FreeBASIC syntax file •Added an option to place configuration files into %APPDATA% directory under Windows •Improved support for Find/Replace •Improved Mac OS X support •Improved system integration under Windows •Improved encoding detection result •Improved Hex editing support •Added more...

uHex is a simple and fast, multiplatform hex editor. It's primarily written for DOS, but compiles on POSIX just as well. uHex has been written with care to work fast even on an 8086 CPU, providing support for large files (up to 2 GiB) while using minimal amounts of memory. "uHex" stands for "micro Hex" (it should actually be spelled µHex, but DOS operating systems do not allow non-ASCII symbols in filenames, thus the official name became just "uHex"). uHex supports several video text modes...

Minihex is a minimal hex editor written for POSIX environment. It's written for terminals, so it can run without X11. To edit a file, just invoke `ihex <your_file_name>` and a powerful hex editor is right there on your terminal.

Fl3x Trainer is a memory patcher that is customizable by the user. Therefore, it behaves just as any trainer program that has ever been written on Windows. The difference here is that it's not needed to write a new trainer for every version of every game/program. Instead it uses configuration files. These can easily be made with any text editor and shared over the internet.

Zaphod is a simple binary file editor for AmigaOS, MorphOS and AROS.

FileX is GUI based HEX editor with advanced functionality.

Mickey is a hex/ascii file viewer and editor that runs on all major operating systems thanks to FLTK.