I see anything Arch-based as an advanced distribution because if Arch breaks you have to know how to fix it. Most of the people that come here with Kali problems ask basic questions and don't even know Linux basics, that's why my personal opinion is that for 90% people that use Kali and those types of distributions should be able to figure out the problems themselves and if not know what useful information to provide so that others might be able to help them.
And yeah, arch was too much for me. That's what I consider and advanced distro.
My opinion is if someone ask basic Linux question or how to install the wireless driver(or something like that) on Kali than they shouldn't be using Kali but get a bit more experience first on a distribution like Ubuntu until they are familiar enough with Linux. If they are using it for some course than okay I may try and help but then again they should probably then ask their instructor if they are using it for a training course. Mostly because most of the Kali post here people want to learn how to hack and not learn Linux, so they think they can just skip that step while understanding Linux helps you understand the Kali tools because from the ones I've seen are made with Linux in mind.
You should try it again in a vm when have time
That is next on my list. Getting virtual box set up so I can usse remnux and break some windows machines, lol.Any how sorry for going off topic, just thought it was interesting while we were on the topic of hacking. Glad you got it working!
You should try it again in a vm when have time
I understand and appreciate your position, perhaps more than most here. We met each other before, but you won't remember. Both of us were anonymous at the time. ;-)
Oh my, I've talked to so many people. IRC used to be a bee hive of activity. It's hard to know who you've met and didn't given nobody used names. I started on 4chan just being an ahole and pranking people. I came into the fray shortly after the scientology op. Are you in the u.s.? I used to chat with a couple guys from Germany and there was a female from somewhere in the U.K. but I can't remember where she "claimed" to be from. Of course I always claimed I was from Canada....not true.
Is that something everyone does? I'm not much for talking about myself but if it's standard practice I could come up with something.@ghostanon You should create an intro post in the introduction section
Yeah, it's been made into a bad word. But that is what any pentester is, whether red or blue team. You have to find every imaginable way to break something because they will. Besides, if you've ever changed some code around or configured something to work in a way not in it's original configuration, then you'd be considered a hacker. Most linux users just by the very nature of how distros work and the open source nature would be considered hackers. I'll always be a hacker, I just don't create chaos anymore.
Not everyone does it but you seem like an interesting person from the posts I and several people have exchanged with you, that's why I thought I would suggest it.
your post "You guys are aces" has already been placed in the intro forum
Oh crap. I just posted another one there. Oh well. Some may find it interesting.
By the way, still no further than I was on the gpu. I do have it narrowed to one missing file,
Well I do like all those things, except the rain. I can do without that.
I think your right, gfx1100-amdgcn-mesa-mesa3d.bc': is a problem across the board Linux wise from Arch to Debian based distros
