Lately there's been an influx of people who are installing Kali as their daily driver, main Linux distribution to use for desktop usage asking questions that are a direct result of misunderstanding what Kali is for and ignoring the strong advice of the distribution to not use it that way. Unfortunately, getting started with Linux can be overwhelming for newcomers, with a lot of choices to select from but a lack of knowledge to make the right choice for yourself. studying cyber security and are wondering why you shouldn't install it, this post is not intended for you.įirst, welcome to Linux, you're in for an exciting ride! Learning to use Linux is like experiencing computers for the first time again, a lot of your knowledge about Windows can be thrown out the window and you get to rediscover what makes computing fun again. not new to Linux and take issue with the title, if so, this post is not for you, but you will comment anyway. new to Linux and have chosen Kali as your first distribution, if so, this post is for you. If you are reading this post, you are either. EDIT: Original post kept down below to keep consistency with the comments, but I wanted to take a moment to address the legitimate criticism my snarky, off-the-cuff post has received by making a more serious version of this post that is actually helpful.
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