is Kali Linux for noobs?
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
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It's a tool. Making statements like "professionals only use X", is probably the fastest way to reveal immaturity in any field.
What’s better than kali
Black arch ig? I haven't used it so I am not sure
@@moulayehacheme403good question, as Kali is rated no. 1 on plenty of polls, maybe Cyborg Hawk...?
@@aleksjagger9770 I like Parrot Security more then Kali, Cyborg Hawk or Black Arch. Wonder why it's still not as popular as Kali?
Compatibility trust me the learning curve + the issues that come up with little knowledge on how to fix issues in those other OS you’ll get stuck fast
Kali is completely fine. I’ve been a professional pen-tester, red teamer, purple teamer, DFIR, and blue team. It covers a lot of bases and it’s really easy to train new staff and standardize everything. Stop gate-keeping the security field.
If I want to get into learning to use kali Linux but have very little knowledge of computers. Should I start with learning networking first or what do you reccomend?
@@tannervermillion3520yeah you should have basic knowledge of networking.
@@tannervermillion3520depends more so on how fast you learn , I jumped into everything head first and I’m doing fine after a year or so testing and studying. Most of the things you’ll learn on RUclips are pretty simple but nothing to fancy tbh but I wouldn’t start with fancy. Learn to brute force wifi passwords some burp suit etc then move onto bigger things such as rats meta etc that way your not jumping into too much information at once it can get overwhelming pretty fast lol I myself took a month off cause I hit a wall and thought I’d be stuck brute forcing WiFi passwords 😂 then I realized I already had the knowledge to move forward I just wasn’t moving forward with different tools and techniques 🎉
What do pen testers use instead of kali as well?
@@tannervermillion3520you should just start using computers more
And I appreciate that he is talking about stuff as if we have ZERO experience. Because I actually do have ZERO experience but I'm excited to learn about all this stuff
Are you still actively learning?
@@BTMFDR1991 I would like to but I don't have a computer and I think my kids have a Chromebook and I don't really know if those or even cell phones are viable options to learn this stuff. But I would love to try to learn more about this stuff
How are you doing now?
The best OS is your brain
Yeah
@Admin User literally what i wanted to say lmao
@@Psi141 me too sounds like a planee
@@-hmmmm predator is the new best they always got a change wahh
@@unbrokenj
wow i knew it from u so i will test it
Kali linux and net hunter are beginner friendly good and easy.
Saying stop using kali linux it's not good is like saying stop using python it's not good.
Python is also beginner friendly easy fasy and good.
You r noob.
The funny thing is though, Python is considered the second best language for everything. It is easy and beginner friendly, but just not really suited for anything specialized. It's good for learning and quickly make something that works.
@@fabiandrinksmilk6205what’s considered the best language?
@@the1JM There's not one best language, just the best tool for the job. For websites it would be JavaScript or Typescript, for Android there's Kotlin and for iOS there's Swift, but for both you can use Flutter with Dart, etc.
@@fabiandrinksmilk6205 Thank you man
OK so I have always been a Windows technical and user all my life but ever since I started watching your videos I have had a change of heart and I am loving Linux as I go about learning the software.Please Network Chuck do not stop making these awesome videos as I am learning so much. Thank you for.
I work in a SOC and Kali is all they use :D
Parrot ain't that bad either
Less time spent setting up metasploit and other frameworks. I remember one time I faced sm difficulties with snap on Ubuntu because they had an older version of Metasploit for upto 3 weeks it's not advisable to use outdated tools on a job. I use a light Mxlinux Distro with just the basic tools to do HTB or CTFs for real stuff Parrot or Kali all the way
I’m currently taking a cybersecurity program and it’s beginning to cover Linux and SQL. May I ask how you landed your job and what degree or credentials you had when you got the job? Cheers.
Whoa that’s class. I’m currently learning about SOCs in class. Interesting to know the tools they use.
Parrot lacks many of the adapters
OGs will remember backtrack
no
Chuck you have made such a difference in my journey into cybersecurity! 1 year left for my bachelor in IT cybersecurity all the labs I’m doing at home! Your videos make my day! Never stop doing for us just joining!!
Being good for beginners doesnt make it bad for advanced users. Used tons of Linux distros so far, and yet id say Linux Mint Cinamon is actually one of my personal favourites, even if people mostly recomend it just for people coming from Windows. Its fairly lightweight, looks great, easy to navigate, needs little configuration, and does anything any other distro can do.
Tbt it’s a good reliable one for ppl who eff up when they transition from windows took me a couple years to migrate off Linux mint fully
@@user-bc4qf2gj9m yeah. I dont use it personally, but its a good one thatll work for anyone coming from windows. Once youve learned what you like and dont like, you can move onto others. I dont like the cinnamon desktop environment too much, i much prefer KDE.
If someones coming from Windows where you dont get that choice in desktop environment, it doesnt really matter to be worrying about that yet. All desktop environments will work and be relatively simple to use, its just preferences.
It's similar to Python, being the second best option for anything. It's easy and works, but if you need something specific, there's always something that is more specialized and optimized. Linux Mint is still great, but you can't deny that there are other distros that are better for certain things, although they are harder to learn or use. If you're serious about development, investing your time into learning and setting up distros like Arch or NixOS might be worth it.
In general:
* Beginning: Kali
* Intermediate: Parrot
* Advanced: BlackArch
The rolling release nature of anything Arch-based combined with how few keystrokes it takes to install things with Pacman as opposed to APT is why I personally use the latter, but there are cases where you want a more stable kernel, etc. and in that case the former 2 might be better.
The best OS is the one that works for what YOU need it for. Who cares, Win, Linux, Mac- The only question that should matter is, Will it work for me? If the answer is yes, well then its the best OS for you at that time.
Dont matter if Kali is Great or trash, what matters is that it works for you, if it don't, go watch someone else videos. Sad to see you go but bye.
That's why most people use phones, not knowing how to use computers.
@@SENTRY456123 exactly, mate
The problem is, even if it works which is probably the case for the most of us, we're losing the opportunity to try out different OS and distros, doing it so will make you realize how terrible windows is when it comes to productivity, some people look for articles about it which might not convince you to install it, instead of trying it out yourself to really see what the hype is all about.
u should really learn grammar instead of giving opinions on os'es
@Admin User 🤧
Kali is Debian based and very user friendly once you get a start with terminals. Software compatibility is great for the Debian base. You can also mod or add software.
It is great for learning and doing pen testing, just don't use it as a general purpose OS.
Yesterday, I scheduled a pipeline on Windows. Your old video on WSL helped me download Kali Linux from the app store and schedule my script with crontab in 2 minutes. Kudos to you and Kali!
It does not depend on the OS, it depends on the type of person. If you like red hat fedora for hacking, go do it, if you like garuda for hacking, go do it, I prefer kali.
I use Kali for my work, un, daily use, coding.... It's just my os 😂
What's the specs of your system
I'm planning to buy a new laptop to have Kali as the os, just wanna know what's the recommended specs
@@devshakya_ I have ana avg laptop nothing fancy 8GB Ram, I3 6 gen
@@0xtz_ does it run smoothly, I mean if you open a browser and vs code type editor it will lag or not
I think any new laptop will do
Dude iv seen your videos. And I'm greatfull for ur videos. I'm going with your word. I am sticking to using kali linux. Reason is to provide building more secure systems and apps and also find vulnerabilities and help people secure there networks and machines. It's also great to learn kali linux not only to perform attacks but to stop them from happening. Performing attacks are easy but stopping 1 is difficult so we need more study in the field to become white hat hackers.
I think any distribution is good for anyone as long as that person likes it and it works for them.
Chuck, just keeping things the way you do them and stick it, that's the reason i come to this channel. If someone else different opinion about Kali or whatever, fine let them go create they're own channel and talk about it all day.
I finally got fed up with Microsoft's continual cycle of required updates and switched to Linux this year. I wanted Parrot but had trouble getting Wifi on it, so I, who had never used Linux before, wound up with Kali. There's certainly been a learning curve, but I am enjoying it, yes, even using the terminal and coming to find it slick. I'd love to master some of the tools included with it, but that's for another time.
Kali is with full of penetration testing tools, if the penetration tester needs that tools he/she may use Kali. It doesn't matter you are pro or noob.
Being begginer friendly doesn't make advance user not to use that tool.
Its for penetration testers.
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kali and Parrot are frequently used because they have a good collection of pre-installed software besides that you can also work with Ubuntu or any Debian-based system or totally different distro
10leej mad because you didn’t show him how to live boot Kali on his Raspberry Pi beta.
The main reason to use Kali is that it has these tools by default. You can use these same tools on any Linux distro. But Kali comes in handy when you need it then and there, like a non persistent device or a temporary virtual machine.
On a permanent working system, I'd suggest Black Arch.
Yep, and dont bother with the full blackarch install, just add the repo's to Arch or even Manjaro
And ty for all u help trust me u taught me alot tyty
Ty is the name of my password, lol
S/o Chuck for nuanced and measured responses to clear jerks
yes only true hackers create their own OS for complete privacy and code in complete binary for extra protection with the code make sure you have multiple monitors and ur text is green and dont forget to wear a guy fawkes mask for extra privacy but to also be recognised as a professional
I think linux elementary is vwry good for beginners because not only do you get to learn cli but it comes with a gui as well
Kali and most other pentesting distros only contain repositories which are accessible on literally any other Linux distro. The benefit of Kali is having the tools at ypur disposal without necessarily needing to configure them.
Whether you use Kali, Parrot, Athena, Ubuntu or Gentoo, these tools will stay the same regardless. If you don't like the DE, use a different distro and add what you need
You're the whole reason I decided to dual boot my system with Windows and Ubuntu Budgie
What are the better ones
I use arch with blackarch tools which has all kali tools and way more
Depends on what you like they all do the same things once you have the tools you want
@@i08x25sounds like massive amounts of bloatware to me. Ydy tho
@@Putri-nl2ggthat's not an answer.
@@sorin4477 because there is no better one it just depends on what you prefer
i guys can someone help me i tried to install kali on my mac using VB and VMWARE but none of them work on my pc and i don't know why can someone help me plz
It's a tool belt to help you learn everything, now that you know how to use the tools from the practice and training, you can now download and use them on your actual work machine
Kali and Parrot are both pretty beginner-friendly. Parrot is actually used on HTB’s pwnboxes from what I remember.
This was very immature comment.
Using Kali, black arch, parrot..... whats the difference, all these system are running the same tools, and if there is a tool you dont have and you need to use you can always download it.
The is comment shows that the one who wrote it is a novoice and remembers me with the begineers asking what is the best programming language
It's not what you use. It's how you use it. Being able to just plop up a USB stick and start Kali is awesome. I had Kali as my daily driver. It's not a good option, because you can compromise OPSEC. I found it easier to just install all the tools I need for in a regular distro. Yeah, you'll need WiFi driver, especially for Atheros-based cards, like Alfa, or TP-LINK TL-WN722n v1 that I use, but it's one command. You can hack on Windows if you want. Who says that you can't?
You’re doing just fine bro. I think they just need to find a better way to demonstrate their own intelligence
The Linux Community is always so vocal xD. Like a barking Dog that is actually really cuddly when u get know it.
I love kali
Should 100% do a video on Kali Nether on Android 😎
Thank you for saying that and for all your videos, efforts and passion. I learned a lot watching your videos. Keep up the great work!🔥🔥🔥
People just want to think there better which fine I get it. Mental health is an issue for many myself included. There’s nothing wrong with kali many professionals use it. Sure, there is blackArch now which I’m assuming is what they would say is the we best.
I think what you’re doing here is great. Kali is a good direction to lead people who aren’t familiar with Linux yet that are interested in learning a new skill.
Thanks for help the Noobs! 😂
Parrot has more tools but nothing you can't slap on Kali PLUS Kali is super stable, lightweight, and it just works...Rhel is good....I tried newer pen testing OS's like Athena which well I suppose for 'weebs' or some gamer that loves GUIs I guess...but nah... There's many distros and Kali is like the OG of hacking and if it's not broke...well 😏 ya know...😎👍🏼
Please i need to help me kali linux virtual box problem, please ineed to use kali linux, because iam student.
Good old backtrack
Yeah not a lot of new Kali users realised that it was called *Backtrack* back then
So what do the pros use?
Exactly what i thaught
Arch
When I heard about kali first time I have installed it right away. But was afraid to use it, thinking is it secured, is it even legal to use for a non-Cybersecurity professional. But now, I laugh at myself.
i cant seem to get it to install on my acer laptop. keeps locking up system during installation of GRUB
Tbh i prefer parrot security OS. Arch for daily use.
I love kali linux beacuse it has so many tools that you can use for hacking and pentesting. Everything already comes in the system like a big package .
People who dislike Kali, I think, are the same ones who refuse to accept school loan forgiveness and accessible school. Their mindset seems to be that they had to do everything the hard way, so everyone else should too.
It's a tool. Tools should make things easier. That's what Kali does.
Loan forgiveness is communism and anti-white.
Has absolutely nothing to do with linux distros.
Lol I love Kali but I don't agree with school loan forgiveness, which has nothing to do with access to school. People had to pay for their loans all this time, what makes those now so special that they shouldn't? Nobody forced them to accept that loan.
@@jnstruMENTAL It's called progress. Why do you get to ride a bus to school when your parents had to walk? Why do you receive effective cancer treatment when older generations had to die? Why should I have gotten an IOTV when previous generations had only a flak jacket?
You say no one forced them to accept the loan, but kids are told from the time they start elementary that the only way to succeed in life is to get a degree. Then they get loans shoved in their faces as soon as they turn 18 with no experience on what a good or bad loan looks like. Can't ask their parents either because they didn't go to college. The system is literally rigged against them and sets the trap when they they don't know any better.
@@jnstruMENTAL Actually yes, a lot of people were "forced" to take loans. In the late 00s/early 10s and before, everyone at both high schools in 2 different states I went to was told that college was basically mandatory if we wanted to have any chance at a good paying job. The rhetoric was if we don't finish high school we will be criminals and drug dealers and if we don't go to college we are lazy and entitled slackers. This is especially true for people, like myself, who grew up in poverty. The ONLY way out was either college or the military if you didn't want to be "flippin burgers or pumping gas for the rest of your life" (note: this is not my belief, just what we were told).
I was the first in my family to graduate HS the f1st time around, the 1st to go to college, was IQ tested in the 3rd grade and put in gifted classes as I was in the 99th percentile in the country. I am also the oldest child and oldest grand child. Thats a lot of pressure. Sure, no one literally held a gun to my head and moved my hands around to fill out college applications, but they might as well have. I graduated a year early, so I was 17 when I was looking at these options.
I'll say that again. I was 17 when I was made to sign up for thousands and thousands and thousands in school loans. Fun fact, your frontal lobe - which is associated with impulse control, decision making, error detecting & pattern recognition, emotional and attention regulation, understanding language, and forming long term memories - doesn't even fully develop until around age 26. In much the same way as children cannot give consent because they are physically incapable of understanding the weight, consequences, and implications of their decision not to mention the massive power imbalance, a 17 year old shouldn't be allowed to consent to taking on $100k+ in student loan debt, especially since the same government that gave out those loans is the government that made the thing they paid for all but useless (NOT: I AM NOT SAYING SA AND STUDENT LOANS ARE COMPARABLE IN SEVERITY OR EMOTIONAL TOLL, just that the reasoning is the same in both cases). I took out loans to pay for a degree for which I was promised a good, high paying job. The government has yet to hold up its end and in fact has made it worth significantly less than it was.
Many student loan providers, including Sallie Mae (a major provider and the one I used) have been the subject of several class action lawsuits for their well documented predatory loan practices. So not only are 17 year olds incapable of predicting economic growth, future job markets, future corporate hiring policies, inflation values, and financial stability, but the ones giving those loans have, according to some federal judges, lied, manipulated, and preyed on the teenagers they were coercing into entering a contract with.
I suspect none of that is really going to have an impact given your reasoning for wanting everyone to suffer as much as you have, so how about this. The entire point of growth, progress, financial stability, automation, innovation, and culture is so that your children can have a better life than you did. Are you also mad that kids today don't have to breathe asbestos and eat lead paint? Does it bother you that people use to have to work so hard to write and send a letter and now people can just type out an email and send it across the world in a few seconds? People also had to sign up for the draft right out of high school, why should kids these days not have to be worried about their government forcing them to kill foreigners? You denied OP's opinion, then went on to confirm it. It boils down to "I had to work hard to pay off my loans, so why shouldn't you?"
No one stops to think that maybe you shouldn't have had to pay them either. Your mindset is one of stagnation, of preserving the status quo and limiting any progress as a society. Its giving 'Im bitter than younger peoples lives are easier than mine was.' This kind of thinking is the antithesis of progress. You work hard now...we all work hard now... so that people in the future can have a better life. If you've already paid your loans, great. Well done. This doesn't concern you then. Its like men who get pissed when women talk about rape culture. If it doesn't apply to you then why are you so upset? I know I am being kind of cheeky here, but I genuinely don't understand this "I suffered so you have to too" mindset. I hope college for my kids is free. I hope their healthcare isn't tied to their employer and they don't have to work grueling 40, 50, 60 hour weeks just to break even and hear everyone online telling them how lazy and entitled they are. When I came out as a lesbian, my dad told me to keep trying to kill myself until I succeed. I say "keep" because this was right after I got out of a 3 month hospital stay for drinking toilet bowl cleaner at age 16. I hope my kids NEVER have to experience strangers wanting them dead for no other reason than they don't like whats in the pants of the people my kids want to f*ck. If you don't, then wtf is even the point of all of this? If we aren't working towards a better, easier world for future generations then we are just wiling away our finite time until the grave.
I want my kids to have UBI. I want YOUR kids to have UBI, universal health care, free education, and the ability to pursue their passions. I want your kids, should you decide to have them, to have a better and more fulfilling life than either of us had. I will never understand being hurt so badly that I want everyone else to suffer like I did. If you aren't working to make your small corner of the world just a little bit better than you found it, what is the point of you? How does student loan forgiveness affect you in the slightest? If it doesn't, then why do you give a sh*t?
Are there better ones? Yes. If i do something wrong on those better ones will i be able to fix it? Probably not, because kali has a bigger community than those. Also its made by the same company that has one of the biggest and hardest certifications in the industry, that has a 48 hour test, so i think they know at least a little bit about what they need in the distro
It’s the standard. I’ve been using it since Backtrack 2
Kali is just what i stick with, just started in cyber-security at uni
While you can hack on any Debian based distro of Linux, I prefer Kali due to it’s convenience, like the fact that it has a bunch of useful software pre-installed. At the end of the day, it doesn’t matter what OS you use. It all comes down to personal preference and what works best for you. If you like a certain OS, then there is no reason to stop using it just because one person told you about an OS which they think is better
I use It, you can do just about everything you need to with kali.
I think It should be taught to people WHY is Kali linux the go to choice for hacking. They rarely answer it properly. The true reason is that it comes with all the tools and software you’d need to do that kind of work pre-installed. You can accomplish the same goals using literally any other distro. It’s like if there was a version of Windows that came pre-installed with Steam and Epic Launcher and everybody got that version recommended to them if they said they wanted to play games.
CaN yOu StOp UsInG kAlI lInUx
How about...no?
Seriously guys, just use whatever distro you are most comfortable with, no shame in using any distro that isn't Ubuntu. I mean, if you feel particularly adventurous, you can even build you own distro to maximize the customizations if you want to go the extra mile. But if you don't, prepackaged is fine, Kali is a great option. I don't use it for my own reasons (I prefer Arch based distros over Debian based ones) but my best friend runs Kali and he doing just fine.
Evil must prevail over Good. That is the true ending to each and every story. Worship Evil, and you will love fate.
I would ask that guy if he can teach something better than kali atleast this beardo teaches it he can just comment on it😂😂
I always thought it would be for pro's, I'll give it a try
i can see you pain and sadness uncle
He is right , Kali also has all the tools required for hacking we don't have to download them one by one
My favourite is Parrot
Please make a web development course series 😊😊
kali linux and another linux are for everyone who need it to help their project.
kali are easy to use and got all the tools i need, some of my friends use parrot but i will stick to kali even tho in 2019 i have a plann to abandon kali but the 2023 update are good.
From what ive read and seen, Kali is what all the professionals use. Time is money, right? So does it pay to install configure and debug some "superior" distro, when you could plug in a USB, boot it up, and let it rip as is. You think your clients appreciate that you need a few days to get black arch set up to do what Kali is ready to do immediately after booting for the first time?
I work as a carpenter currently and am making the shift to ethical hacking and we hear the same shit all the time pros only use dewalt ryobi Mikita etc… a real professional can produce quality work even when they don’t have the best tools.
Kali isn't for noobs
It makes my work simple
I don't want to get into errors while compiling tools from source and waste time
So what professionals use the. If he’s top dog😂😂😂😂🎉
Show us your skills for talking sh🎉t to our boy chuck Expect Us
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i mean sure "its not good for profesional use "but professionals know what they will use and besides most of the people here do it as a hobby, personally I am doing school projects on it so i dont understand his point
People take kali too seriously.
As a penetration testing suit of tools its fine. Load up a live environment and you're good to go.
Edge lords using it as a daily driver kinda ruined it. As a replacement OS for hackers its garbage.
Personally I prefer rooted smartphones for testing security.
I think that everyone wants the GUI platform. I've only met a handful of professionals that use strictly CLI. But I've noticed the ones that know the CLI front to back and know Vim. Can use any distribution and it's full capacity. But everyone in today's industry wants the GUI platform, and those are the ones who struggle with the functionality of using a Linux OS. you might as well just stick to windows. Lol
Use what works for you, that’s the best choice. But never be the dude that’s so convinced you stops even trying any other options!!
Thank you
People have their own opinions based on what they like the most. So, everything based on necessities. Underestimating is jackass. Marking peoples. If they're not an A user they're judge as a beginner. How jackass is it?
No matter what themes and tools. A professional is a professional, it has nothing to do with being a beginner.
Can anyone help me here , l study network and systems and cloud in my school and I'm learning web developpement on my self , is using kali Linux as my main distro good or better stick with Ubuntu even i don't like it?
Stick with Ubuntu Kali is not for a base os trust me I tried it and I had to get rid of it so fast use Kali on a VM
@@sic776 thank you for responding, I came across parrot os and it's stable and they upgraded the kernel to 6.0 to have all drivers, it has all the softwares needed for both general purpose and pentesting , what do you think about it?
@@larbesabdellah7079 parrot is my favorite personality I think it is the best hacking os
@@larbesabdellah7079 I use parrot the most compared to any other os
I want to know how to install virtual machine on external storage device.
I like Parrot
LFS user: noob uses user friendly distro
Gentoo user: agreed
What is the best way to learn it by method steps in programming? Books, videos, class?
So I just started studying for my security+ 601 l, and I was going through a lab in the get certified get ahead book, which had me make a failed login attempt on kali Linux, and then check the auth.log file, however, when I was looking through the log directory, I didn’t see an auth.log file and I couldn’t find any documentation online as to why. Does anybody have some insight?
I like kali but would like to try others like parrot os.
lets use windows - oh wait you cant put a wifi card into monator mode with the windows os. what about parrot os - kinda a clone of kali. Ubuntu - seems a bit unnecessary. iOS - id rather eat my own hand.... kali it is 😊
Hey bro review pinephone pro kali Linux
Every professional I know has an old thinkpad running kali lol
can you made a video on kali-NetHunter on VM
What u mean better ones???
Is there a difference between Kali and black arch cuz I used black arch for a long time but I never used kali before
can i do the same thing at kali linux version 1 like version 2 or some thing not same like tool or the command? Can i keep up with you with different version or more difficult to me?
kali is good ....let them haters hate chuck❤
I use kali only becouse i like the gui and the preintalled selection of programs but if i could transfer these functions to arch i would use it but i still daily drive arch
So what is the os that is better for professionals and why ?
Kali is the best didnt u see in mr robot that elliot used kali !!
It’s not about the os itself but rather the tools available and if you make your own tools it’s not a problem
Black arch Linux is best for hacking as it as like 2400+(best hacking tools repository) tools pre-installed where Kali have like 600+ tools installed
But Black arch is not beginner friendly and for advanced users
But these no best os
You can use any tools on your preferred os
@@ezra1369 making your own tools is a whole different ball game
Any of them you can download all the same tools to Ubuntu if you want lol
Next 10leej is gonna tell rappers they can't use Pro Tools to make music.
I only use Backtrack
It's perfectly fine you nerds. Don't obsess over os, just get the work done
It’s funny because it’s Linux. You open the terminal it doesn’t matter which Linux it is