I made a custom built ISO. Kali Linux with i3wm. Before I spread it on the net I want to be on the right side. That's why I am asking. Is it allowed to share custom built ISO's?
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I made a custom built ISO. Kali Linux with i3wm. Before I spread it on the net I want to be on the right side. That's why I am asking. Is it allowed to share custom built ISO's?
Hey nullxerror Ideally, you should build your custom Kali ISO from within a pre-existing Kali environment. and according to License of Debian and Opensource i think you can distribute your custom ISO. but remember the license and originial author ^_^
Thanks , CMIIW
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Thank you for your replies. Since I recently had a convo on twitter with a member of the Kali team I won't share my built ISO. I respect the answer of the member "Generally, we don't like unofficial releases - harder to support when something goes wrong.". Even though I would be allowed to share it, I won't. Thanks again!