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Do you mean you tried to select a device file (e.g. /dev/cdrom) and it doesn't work?
That format should be compatible with GNU md5sum, sha1sum, etc. `gtkhash -C` does support reading other formats (although not CSV), so it makes sense to be able to output those...
> HASHDEEP-1.0 as in https://github.com/jessek/hashdeep ? That's the one. The format is described here: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jessek/hashdeep/master/FILEFORMAT Only md5, sha1, sha256, whirlpool, and tiger are supported though.
You can already open most .md5 files with File->Open, or the -C command-line option. Beyond this, I think the problem will be the lack of standard MIME type or filename...
Interesting idea to store the digests in xattrs. I'll look into it. It might make sense to use an existing format if there are other tools which do the same...
Confirmed glib `g_file_set_attribute()` could be used to do this without adding any OS-specific dependency. It doesn't seem to support saving binary data though. That means some space would be wasted...
It's possible to save the result of _all_ enabled algorithms to a file using the menu (File->Save). I hadn't thought of adding an option to save a single checksum that...
xxHash (XXH64): Already done! (d087173ce5) BLAKE3: See #84
I'll assume you meant XXH3.
At the moment it's only in the Snap package on Linux, latest/edge version.