I'd even be willing to consider paying them, if it was not as pricey and came with less bullshit.
Obviously, even compared to yt premium, third party Foss solutions are by far superior, but to support the creators, it would be okay.
Yet, when they higher the already ridiculous price further, I'm noting out.
Im also not convinced. If it were a DDG default it would just make the browser better.
To be clear, I'm not even using DDG as my main search.
Okay, so my guess was right. Don't bother setting things up manually, qemu and libvirt are hellishly complex. If you don't need something super special, use virt-manager.
Just use the provided qemu image on the Kali site, import it, and you're good to go. Don't worry about the other stuff.
Depending in your screen you might have to set a custom screen resolution, but if you're using something standard, xfce should automatically recognize everything.
A little tip: set up an ssh server on the VM and upload an ssh key, that way you can get a Kali she'll quickly from the comfort of your hosts terminal.
Cries in German. (I personally have Speedy Internet but many people I know have internet that really sucks slowly.)
Just in case you are on a desktop and using qemu for local virtualisation, I would recommend you use virt-manager.
Besides that, set up spice or vnc daemons in the guests, as others have said.
Just in case You're virtualising Kali Linux, use their provided qemu image, you won't have to worry about it. If you don't know what Kali is, don't use it.
The flatpak crashes for me since some time sadly. I'm just using a basic chromium browser and their (shitty) webapp
Wouldn't surprise me to see unmaintained software anywhere.
Good to know. I'm not a native English speaker. I was going for the equivalent of the German "z.B." - "zum Beispiel".
Normally, it's just abbreviation with a double colon afterwards.
Instead of
In example:
I.e.:
The kernel is totally safe. I don't see anything happening to it. Even if something were to happen to Linus (oh hell no, please live forever).
But that's not true for the projects that don't do headlines, everyone uses, and nobody knows. When you install software and it has like 200 MB dependencies, half of those are probably unmaintained.
Also, the term maintained is not clear. Is a project with.a single contributor and some commits this year maintained? How about tons of contributors in the past but only a release 2 years ago? And you have to differenciate the usages too, curl is dead if it does not get updated, some config parser, ls, or cat is maybe as stable as they can be.
Yeah, some vests are just crap and too locked into windows to be usable. Personally, I'm a computer guy that also does music (through I've been to busy from studying), so I won't bother with something that is not Gnu/Linux
Stop has a block mode, I just use that. Stop is so fancy I love it