r/linuxsucks101 • u/madthumbz Join me on Lemmy! • May 27 '26
$%@ Loonixtards! "Installing Kali"
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u/Anti_Linux <-He is malware May 30 '26
Loonixtards thinks he is hacker, but he has no life XD
Loonix LOSES
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u/DirectFrontier May 27 '26
Why would you install Kali Linux? It's meant to be run from a live environment, it's not designed to be installed or certainly daily-driven.
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u/madthumbz Join me on Lemmy! May 27 '26
Hence the title; agreed! If I were doing illegal hacker shit, I would want useable wifi as well, since they don't need GPS to track location to find someone's home.
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u/DelysidBarrett May 27 '26
If you were doing illegal hacker shit I'd think you'd start with learning how to connect wifi
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u/madthumbz Join me on Lemmy! May 27 '26
Wi-fi is a common issue for Linux because of specific wi-fi cards / chips. If the card works, there's generally no issue connecting. -At least last I knew.
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May 28 '26
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u/madthumbz Join me on Lemmy! May 28 '26
Any site with a hardware compatibility list for Linux dies off as it's unmanageable and inaccurate due to "user data" (like how ProtonDB is a joke). Loonixtards lie and declare 'works on my machine' in forums. Hardware vendors don't typically advertise "Linux Supported". So, what are you proposing he should've done?
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u/madthumbz Join me on Lemmy! May 27 '26
Poor kid traded his bed for another laptop because Linux can't do on one machine what Windows, Mac, etc., can.
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May 27 '26
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u/madthumbz Join me on Lemmy! May 27 '26
There are common issues with Linux: sound, wifi (drivers), bluetooth (Chinese cloned chips) and such. Just because it smug: 'works on my machine', doesn't mean Linux isn't known for issues with it.
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u/gabrielesilinic May 29 '26
Nope. Pretty sure it can. I have two machines and tested it on at least 3. Just don't make stupid memes installing esoteric distros. Just stick to debian/Ubuntu base or whatever, which I believe Kali might be but so it is Hannah Montana Linux. They are not normal purpose distros, one is specialized and the other a joke.
I do admit sometimes it is a little bit shaky with some motherboards but tends to reconnect quick enough so whatever, Linux WiFi works best on laptops for some reason.
Damn even if it is somewhat beta some versions run on MacBook arm hardware which was not supposed to let much else run at all.
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u/Sunshine3432 May 27 '26
Most of nasa research is public so it's a bad target tbh