The interface eschews ribbon-based clunkiness for a command palette (Ctrl+Shift+P) and a draggable dock system. Users can arrange any tool into any pane: logs on the left, hex viewer center, terminal bottom right. Workspaces are savable as .ankh-workspace files, including open connections, cursor positions, and scrollback buffers.
Novices will appreciate the Guided Actions—type "How do I decode a JWT?" into the command palette, and the toolbox walks you step-by-step. Experts will love that every module has a raw text-mode fallback (start with ankh --no-gui to get a TUI).
# Debian/Ubuntu
sudo dpkg -i ankh-toolbox_3.1_amd64.deb
Perhaps the most valuable aspect of version 3.1 is the AnkhHub—a community-driven repository of Sphinx scripts. Upon first launch, the Toolbox asks if you want to sync the official library (read-only). This library includes scripts for: Ankh Tech Toolbox 3.1
Users have already ported popular HDAT2 and MHDD scripts into the Sphinx environment, making this a true superset of legacy tools.
For network engineers and sysadmins, the Network Suite has received a massive upgrade. The interface eschews ribbon-based clunkiness for a command
Unlike its competitors, Ankh Tech Toolbox 3.1 remains lightweight.
Installation via USB:
Note: For Windows users who prefer not to reboot, the PortableApps version installs to C:\Ankh\ and runs with administrator privileges.
We believe the best tools are built by the people who use them. Ankh Tech Toolbox 3.1 now supports User Modules. Users have already ported popular HDAT2 and MHDD
You can build your own small apps or scripts within the Toolbox and share them via the integrated Community Repo. The 3.1 launch includes a starter pack of community tools, including:
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