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If you don't know how to make a bootable Kali Linux thumbdrive and don't want to learn how to do so you are not the target audience for Kali #Linux
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in reply to Brodie Robertson

waffles :gentoo:
waffles :gentoo:
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most distros offer to ship installation media, if I were a college and teaching students about pentesting I might distribute Kali linux usbs and it'd be easier to just buy them in bulk rather than write and test 100 flash drives
in reply to Brodie Robertson

knedl1k :arch:
knedl1k :arch:
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I never understood the point of Kali Linux. I can download individual applications and scripts myself to my lightweight distribution, which doesn't even identify itself as Kali, which just increases my security. If I need a liveboot distribution with the scripts, that can also be solved without using Kali.
I have to admit that Kali has a nice look, but otherwise it looks like bloat to me 😁
in reply to knedl1k :arch:

Brodie Robertson
Brodie Robertson
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@knedl1k It's not about security, Kali is not a distro that you daily drive. It is a pentesting tool
@knedl1k :arch:
in reply to Brodie Robertson

Mateus Melchiades :gopher:
Mateus Melchiades :gopher:
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you can get a Vanilla OS USB instead and Unleash the power Of LINUX (with a chonker of a Windows 10 search bar)
in reply to Brodie Robertson

Justin
Justin
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$25 per USB drive? They must have a seriously high profit margin!
in reply to Brodie Robertson

sowth :debian:
sowth :debian:
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A person might buy this because they have a slow or crappy or metered connection to the internet.

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