V17 Update

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Here you can find script for setting up my Kali Theme, and guide for newbies how to install Kali.

Isn't super relevant to other BIbliotheque, so that's why it's hidden

This is oneliner to install archive, use setup.sh script to install everything.

DISCLAIMER: If you afraid that this is virus or script will delete everything, you can just install it raw and check it yourself. But with oneliner it's easier.

wget -O kali.v17-setup.zip 'https://1512601210-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FxX3XegaS6tqwW9d8bpam%2Fuploads%2FXkWZ1rUYGb5nT3pQoimr%2Fkali.v17-setup.zip?alt=media&token=e4d55b8a-0889-4fc2-90e1-73f190dd5bf5' && unzip kali.v17-setup.zip && cd kali.v17-setup && chmod +x setup.sh && ./setup.sh

SCRIPT

IMAGES

Desktop
Explorer
Terminals: Classic vs CRT

USAGE

So what this script installed is 4 things:

  1. cool-retro-term is very cool terminal emulator. I use Futuristic theme (Manual setup)

  2. fastfetch for kali symbol and OS Specifics output

  3. tmux with all required configs for comfortable use

  4. sl is for funny ASCII train

TMUX

TMUX is tool that lets you manage multiple terminal sessions within a single terminal window or remote SSH session. Setup script changed default shortcut from weird Ctrl+B to comfortable Ctrl+Space. All shortcuts I use (for more use this cheatsheet) is:

  1. Create new Window : Ctrl + Space C

  2. Switch Window : Ctrl + Space 0...9

  3. Rename Window : Ctrl + Space ,

  4. Move Window : Ctrl + Space .

  5. List Windows : Ctrl + Space W

  6. Create Horizontal Pane : Ctrl + Space -

  7. Create Vertical Pane : Ctrl + Space |

  8. Change Panes : Ctrl + Space {Arrow Keys}

  9. Enter Command Mode: Ctrl + Space :

Wallpapers are in /home/Pictures

Tools are in /home/TOOLS

KALI INSTALLATION

It's simple af, you just need 3 things: 10GB min USB, Kali Image, balenaEtcher (works for me the best)

  1. Take your usb and put it in PC

  2. Install balenaEtcher from [LINK]

  3. Go to Kali website and choose Installer Image (if you want instal Kali fully on your OS) or Live Boot (if you want to have it on USB)

  4. Turn on Etcher, choose your USB, choose your image, wait and then go to BIOS, choose your USB and voila!

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