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π¦- Parrot-kali :Metapackages and Virtual Package:
#UnderstandingLinux
It is important to clearly distinguish between metapackages and virtual packages. The former are real packages (including real .deb files) whose sole purpose is to express dependencies.
Virtual packages, however, do not physically exist; they are only a means of identifying real packages based on common logical criteria (for example, services provided or compatibility with a standard program or an existing package). Sometimes virtual packages are used as short, convenient, or more commonly used aliases for real packages.
π¦List of Kali Linux Metapackages
1) System
2) kali-linux-core : A basic Kali Linux system - basic elements that are always present in any installation
3) kali-linux-default : "Standard" system images that you can download from the download page (AMD64 / i386) include the tools of these images
4) kali-linux-light : Used to create an image of Kali-Light, a light version of the system
5) kali-linux-arm : All tools suitable for ARM devices
6) kali-linux-nethunter : Tools used as part of Kali NetHunter
7) Desktop environments / window managers
8) Desktop environments are full-fledged graphical shells like GNOME, Cinnamon, KDE, XFCE and others.
9) Window managers perform only some of the functions of the graphical interface, in fact, they only allow you to open several windows, add a desktop background, and can have a simple menu. Due to this simplicity, window managers consume a minimum of resources. But from the point of view of user convenience, they are inferior to a full-fledged desktop environment.
10) kali-desktop-core : Any key tools needed to display the GUI.
11) kali-desktop-e17 : Enlightenment (window manager)
12) kali-desktop-gnome : GNOME (desktop environment)
13) kali-desktop-i3 : i3 (window manager)
14) kali-desktop-kde : KDE (desktop environment)
15) kali-desktop-lxde : LXDE (window manager)
16) kali-desktop-mate : MATE (desktop environment)
17) kali-desktop-xfce : XFCE (window manager)
Tools
18) kali-tools-gpu : Tools that work best when you have GPU access
19) kali-tools-hardware : Hardware Hacking Tools
20) kali-tools-crypto-stego : Tools based on cryptography and steganography
21) kali-tools-fuzzing : For fuzzing protocols
22) kali-tools-802-11 : 802.11 (commonly known as "Wi-Fi")
23) kali-tools-bluetooth : For targeting bluetooth devices.
24) kali-tools-rfid : RFID tools
25) kali-tools-sdr : Software-Defined Radio Tools
26) kali-tools-voip : Voice over IP tools
27) kali-tools-windows-resources : Any programs that can run on Windows hosts.
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π¦- Parrot-kali :Metapackages and Virtual Package:
#UnderstandingLinux
It is important to clearly distinguish between metapackages and virtual packages. The former are real packages (including real .deb files) whose sole purpose is to express dependencies.
Virtual packages, however, do not physically exist; they are only a means of identifying real packages based on common logical criteria (for example, services provided or compatibility with a standard program or an existing package). Sometimes virtual packages are used as short, convenient, or more commonly used aliases for real packages.
π¦List of Kali Linux Metapackages
1) System
2) kali-linux-core : A basic Kali Linux system - basic elements that are always present in any installation
3) kali-linux-default : "Standard" system images that you can download from the download page (AMD64 / i386) include the tools of these images
4) kali-linux-light : Used to create an image of Kali-Light, a light version of the system
5) kali-linux-arm : All tools suitable for ARM devices
6) kali-linux-nethunter : Tools used as part of Kali NetHunter
7) Desktop environments / window managers
8) Desktop environments are full-fledged graphical shells like GNOME, Cinnamon, KDE, XFCE and others.
9) Window managers perform only some of the functions of the graphical interface, in fact, they only allow you to open several windows, add a desktop background, and can have a simple menu. Due to this simplicity, window managers consume a minimum of resources. But from the point of view of user convenience, they are inferior to a full-fledged desktop environment.
10) kali-desktop-core : Any key tools needed to display the GUI.
11) kali-desktop-e17 : Enlightenment (window manager)
12) kali-desktop-gnome : GNOME (desktop environment)
13) kali-desktop-i3 : i3 (window manager)
14) kali-desktop-kde : KDE (desktop environment)
15) kali-desktop-lxde : LXDE (window manager)
16) kali-desktop-mate : MATE (desktop environment)
17) kali-desktop-xfce : XFCE (window manager)
Tools
18) kali-tools-gpu : Tools that work best when you have GPU access
19) kali-tools-hardware : Hardware Hacking Tools
20) kali-tools-crypto-stego : Tools based on cryptography and steganography
21) kali-tools-fuzzing : For fuzzing protocols
22) kali-tools-802-11 : 802.11 (commonly known as "Wi-Fi")
23) kali-tools-bluetooth : For targeting bluetooth devices.
24) kali-tools-rfid : RFID tools
25) kali-tools-sdr : Software-Defined Radio Tools
26) kali-tools-voip : Voice over IP tools
27) kali-tools-windows-resources : Any programs that can run on Windows hosts.
Your not allowed to copy our tutorials!
@UndercodeTesting
@UndercodeHacking
@UndercodeSecurity
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