What Is The Best Linux Distribution?

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In the end, (not misunderstand me I follow your channel for the years), what is the best Linux Distribution after your speech of one hour???

@HS – While un-related to this particular video, i'm wondering if you've ever done a video showing people how to differentiate "Normal" traffic from "Malicious" traffic…… What i mean is, basically showing people how to setup a single Monitoring port on your core router, mirroring all swich ports on that core to that single monitoring port, and then using wireshark ( or whatever tools you like ) to help you understand what "Normal" traffic on your network looks like, and possibly setting up filters to catch any "Malicious" ( RAT's, TOR's, TeamViewer's, Relaying Servers, abnormal IP's and Ports, etc. ), sending those items filtered out into a log file for later investigation ???

My opinion is ANDROID

Do you have telegram channel or group?

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Hey man your are working great … Please make video on dns spoof on lan for phishing attack….as ettercap and all that is not working for dns spoof now… So plz

Hannah Montana Linux is the best distribution. Case closed.

Great Video overall and your emphasis on the users requirements was personally very important for me. But calling Debian bloated seems a bit harsh or I don't understand what bloated means. 🙂

Fuck Linux use Windows.

What distro and setup do you use?

Simple answer, TempleOS!

Thankyou sir

The point of searching for the perfect distro and asking every single individual on the internet "What is the perfect distro?" is simple. People don't want to learn and spend dozens of hours into building a distro that suits them or search for a distro that suits them. Some of these people are really not technical. People want the out of box experience. And that's fine.
If all the linux distro builders realized this and came to a conclusion that a "perfect linux distro" needs to be made, that's when linux can get a market share more than %2. The most windows or mac like distro in terms of customisation, settings, out-of-the-box-usability and stability would win.
As of right now, all the linux distros are either too buggy, too out of the ordinary, too confusing, too complex or way oversimplified(little to no GUI accessible settings at all). Using linux is a chore for newcomers and has always been one.
That is why the perfect distro search will never end. Until some group realizes and builds THE linux distro. People are frustrated with mac and windows and want a change but don't want to invest 100 hours into the change.

Can you make a video of setting vim up for c++ programming on kali?

And this is why I use arch; I've gotten used to pacman for my package manager, and I can easily set everything else up however I wish.

For newbies, I tend to recommend Mint. Cinnamon is a decent DE, as is the newer one they added, and repos have pretty much everything a new user is likely to need. apt is a decent enough package manager; I'm just not used to it due to having not used a debian based distro in years. The included GUI for apt does the job just fine, of course, but I tend to do most of my admin stuff in the shell.