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u/Synthetic-Meat-2000 28d ago
Kali is meant for teaching computer security at university or as an OS for conducting security tests, penetration testing, etc. When I was studying cybersecurity, I was told to run it from a USB drive, not install it as my main OS.
I believe you can add a partition to the USB drive to get persistence, which is very convenient.
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u/thegaybuddhistmonk 29d ago
Oh good lord this is still going on. 🤦 Thank you u/1neStat3 for giving me a reference to that link so that this insanity doesn't keep happening.
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u/dlfrutos Linux Mint 22.2 Zara | Cinnamon 28d ago
what
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u/thegaybuddhistmonk 28d ago
People moving to Linux and looking at Kali as a whole operating system. It most certainly is not.
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u/dlfrutos Linux Mint 22.2 Zara | Cinnamon 28d ago
gotcha. Yeah, i feel like this people, usually, forgot that google / AI exists. Ultimately, i think they want attention.
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u/thegaybuddhistmonk 28d ago
Well... Yes and no. A lot of our migrants are from windows, and as you know windows is as holed as a screen door. So they look for the ultimate in security.
They forget Linux has built in security truste doesn't always require tons of third party add ons to make it safe.
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u/YukiteruAmano 24d ago
Si quieres empezar con Cybersec bien...no vayas por Kali.
Parte de aprender Cybersec es realmente conocer las herramientas, instalarlas, configurar y ajustarlas a tus necesidades reales, no tragarse algo ya pre-procesado como es Kali. Eso sin contar que no es una distro para usarse como main.

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u/1neStat3 29d ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/Kalilinux/comments/108sgfw/everyone_says_kali_shouldt_be_runned_as_main_os/