How to open .uif files in Linux.
The .uif files is created by Magic ISO, which is a windows application to create, edit, and extract CD/DVD image files. For windows there is a freeware tool called MaginDisk that can open UIF images. But in Linux, you have to convert it to an ISO image file to open it.
The fastest method to convert a UIF images to an ISO images is to use UIF2ISO. YUIF2ISO is a tool in Linux to convert a.uif file to .iso file. You can download and install this command line tool from here.
After downloading, unzip the tool and navigate into the src directory.
unzip uif2iso.zip
cd src
Now compile the source by the following command :
make
make install
Once you are over with the installation of the program, follow these steps to open your UIF images.
- To open the file, first convert the .uif file to an .iso with the following command.
uif2iso abcd.uif xyz.iso
- Now burn the ISO image with K3b or any other burning tool, or mount the ISO image with the following command
#mkdir iso_dir
#mount xyz.iso iso_dir/ -t iso9660 -o loop
Isn’t this easy enough 
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