Adventures after installing Kali Linux, guide to the Windows immigrate
install kali... on computer, or dual boot, or just vm or Hyper-V... and then.... I'm talking today about Kali 2018.1, some things has changes, they removed " gdebi " and " gsku " which suppose to have some problems, there is instead " apt-get install ", " dpkg ". all those are... with linux you download Packages, source code, or built source code, and install them. so all those programs knows to extract the package and install them, so it doesn't really matter which you use. " pkexec " is supposed to replace " sux " or any of " kdesudo/gksu/gksudo ", but not doing such a good job, so back to the original " sudo ". the point is that when using kali you usually want to use the root user, but for many programs like chrome you prefer to use another user to protect yourself, so they are wrappers to the " sudo " command for graphical programs, so eventually using " sudo " wil