(As far as I can see)p.H wrote:[...] AFAICS [...]
That is exactly my point.
(As far as I can see)p.H wrote:[...] AFAICS [...]
Does it look and behave exactly like Debian? Are you certain that it is exactly the same?p.H wrote:Who cares, as long as the installer looks and behaves exactly like Debian's ?
From the posted screenshots, it does (except the Kali header logo of course).RU55EL wrote:Does it look and behave exactly like Debian?
As long as it looks and behaves exactly the same, I do not think this is relevant.RU55EL wrote:Are you certain that it is exactly the same?
Kali being a Debian derivative, I would understand that people at the Kali forum prefer to focus on Kali-specific features and issues and leave general Debian related features and issues to general Debian forums. The present issue is not Kali-specific.RU55EL wrote:No one is suggesting that you shouldn't help the original poster. I am suggesting that the original poster should look for help at the Kali forum, or in Kali documentation, if they are having problems installing Kali.
I did not wait for permission to do so.RU55EL wrote:By all means, feel free to help the original poster.
Kali is for experts. If one has to ask beginner questions Kali is the wrong distro. I imagine that Kali forums are moderated to screen out the kind of posts we often see here.stevepusser wrote:The Kali forums are pretty heavily moderated. Maybe they won't let this question even appear, since Kali is intended to be run off a USB stick instead of installed.
From Kali website, Should I use Kali Linux? wrote:If you are unfamiliar with Linux generally, if you do not have at least a basic level of competence in administering a system, if you are looking for a Linux distribution to use as a learning tool to get to know your way around Linux, or if you want a distro that you can use as a general purpose desktop installation, Kali Linux is probably not what you are looking for.
[/edit]From Kali website, Should I use Kali Linux? wrote:If you are looking for a Linux distribution to learn the basics of Linux and need a good starting point, Kali Linux is not the ideal distribution for you. You may want to begin with Ubuntu, Mint, or Debian instead. If you’re interested in getting hands-on with the internals of Linux, take a look the “Linux From Scratch” project.
that is really the best way to deal with this particular kind of ignorance.RU55EL wrote:post at the Kali forums, so far no reply.