Hacking Is there a WBFS manager that does not depend on .Net?

[zektor]

I am looking for a non-command line version (or perhaps a command line version with GUI) that does not depend on MS .net. I have been using WBFS manager for awhile now, and while great, there have been occasions in which something goes wrong with my .net installation and I have to re-run and repair it. I only find this out when I go to boot the program and I get a .net error instead. Why must nearly everything today completely rely on .net?

 

[Wiinie]

Intelligent wbfs

 

[s3phir0th115]

I would just use the windows command line port. I know you may like GUI's and all, but the command line isn't really as hard as you may believe.

And, it sure as hell is more reliable than .net.

 

[nknave]

I honestly don't remember where I donwloaded it.

But look into this package I put together, it comes with one in the PC Tools folder within the zip file.


http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=164245

 

[carbonyle]

This one is the best that don't use .net : http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=148613

 

[zektor]

Thanks for all of the replies. I tested them all, and out of everything the Intelligent GUI is most definitely the best. It already performs certain functions (like archiving of multiple ISO or cISO unattended) that WBFS Manager has yet to accomplish. The *only* thing that bugs me a little about it is the fact that filenames with spaces becomes underscores (ie: "Virtua Tennis 2009" becomes "Virtua_Tennis_2009"). Or is there a way to STOP this behavior in the app?

 

[0M39A]

I think the one i used was just simply called wbfs gui. i had the same problem that .net wouldnt install, but since then ive done a reformat and it works fine now.