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I've had a look around but haven't had any luck at all. Does anyone know of any software that creates NFO files? NFO Builder is one of the popular ones for Windows.
Would like an equivalent but haven't had any luck finding one.
i've not seen nor heard of one for GNU/Linux. Why not run NFO Builder using Wine? I have successfully downloaded, installed and run this one using Wine: http://www.tucows.com/preview/195829
Yeah I haven't found one either which is a shame. I didn't want to install wine just for this tiny app that's all. No worries though, if there isn't one there isn't one
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