• Getting Started
Compiling
• Functionality
• Viewing/Editing
• Viewing base
• Bytes per column
• Conversion Dialog
• Searching
• Binary Compare Mode

For most *nix systems, all that should be required is:

• Qt 4.x
• a sane compiler with respect to templates (g++ works)
• flex and bison (apt-get install flex bison)

lfhex uses "qmake" for builds. The following commands should work for most *nix systems.

% cd src
% qmake
% make
% make install

lfhex supports basic X11 command line options supported through Qt's
QApplication class. Here are some options I find useful:

-fg           
Set foreground color.

-bg           
Set background color.

A full list of supported X11 options can be found in the Qt documentation
for the QApplication class.

The command line option "-c" is used to start lfhex in "compare" mode.

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