GCEdit
GPL3GCEdit is a GameCube disk image editor for manipulating the GameCube filesystem like any other file manager. This is an early release, but long-term goals are:
Speed. Other GameCube tools tend to regenerate the entire disk for every change; in GCEdit, this is not the case: changes can take as little as a couple of seconds. Compression is done in-place, so no extra disk space or memory is required.
Usability. File management has undo and redo functionality, drag-and-drop to copy or move files, and a 'breadcrumb'-style address bar for easy browsing. All actions have keyboard shortcuts; these are consistent with other applications, and are remappable from within GCEdit. Operations that make changes to the disk can be paused and resumed, and, up to a point, canceled. A trash system is planned, whereby items deleted from a disk can be restored, even after changes have been written to it. Also planned is drag-and-drop between different disks in open instances of GCEdit, and import and extract via drag-and-drop.
Featurefulness. Importing files into the disk and extracting them from it are already supported, along with disk compression and decompression and file search (including RegEx support). Future plans include a multi-paned view of the filesystem to make transferring files between directories easier.
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Again, this is an early release, so expect bugs and general instability, and not many features. Most of the important stuff should work, though.
Note that a Windows binary is not yet available; this will have to wait until I've managed to get PyGTK 3 working in Windows (or someone else has).
Releases can be found at Launchpad.
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0.4.0, Linux
0.3.0, Linux
