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Depends on the desktop you are using, ARM builds usually use a lighter desktop without that feature due to memory requirements. You can install any desktop you wish if you have enough RAM on your...

This;
client_ip=::ffff:1

tells me that XRDP is trying to use IPv6 have you an IPv6 set up on your network?

I suspect your local machines are connected over IPv4 on your home network, so you...

Any device connected to a network will send data to and from the access point (i.e. a home router say, if you have one)

To find out what is being sent back and forth, you need a wireless card that...

Linux usually keeps 1 or 2 older kernels in the boot options, newer kernels are usually needed to support later hardware, and issues are often caused by breaking changes (something like a driver has...

Kali is a rolling release, and as such, if you haven't upgraded for a long time, it will not be possible, there have been 'breaking changes' between Linux kernel versions that mean you will no longer...

Image far to small to see what is going on..

You don't 'install' a VM image you just load it, a VM by definition, is 'already built', try importing the image into VMWare Player

nethunter can be installed over any android OS underneath, and you will have 90% functionality, as for an S6 if there is not a prebuilt image and kernel already available;
...

Balena Etcher is a better program to burn ISO images to USB much more reliable and available for all platforms;

https://etcher.balena.io/

Armitage last release was in 2022;
...

firmware files can be found in the debian repo;

https://wiki.debian.org/Firmware

You need to set up a WPA Supplicant file that your OS will read at boot up and use your chosen settings when it launches WiFi

Manual method if you like CLI is down page quite a way;...

so 3 operating systems, but 5 EFI partitions... Have you tried simply rebuilding GRUB, your system is hanging whilst its trying to make sense of your start up config

You can find all versions of Kali ISO's and virtual images previously released here;

https://old.kali.org/kali-images/


Even the latest released Kali has a live-i386 version.....

boot live, chroot to the installed system, rebuild grub...

or install refind..

https://www.rodsbooks.com/refind/

Don't use the NH terminal, it never worked for me either, but its only a terminal emulator, try Termux, that's the simple fix;...

At the ethernet layer, all addressing is done with MAC addresses, so 'spoofing' a MAC address can make any machine appear as another, thats the point...
You need to read up on the basics of...

Have a read of this;
https://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/howto-linux-unix-bash-shell-setup-prompt.html

Then you will need to create a new 'Live' ISO image with your chosen config baked in.
Read the Kali docs, you need to boot live system, add all drivers and firmware needed to run your hardware, then...

Don't plug in USB until after you have started virtual box, then you should be asked where to attach it.. your main Mac machine, or the virtual machine..

Because Kali is a pen testing platform, and as such contains many programs that can be used to compromise a Windows box!

turn AV off to download, or put it in AV exceptions list..

What was on the SSD before?

boot from a live USB and in Gparted delete any and all partitions you find on the disk, format entire (now 'blank') drive as EXT4 and then try installing again.

Kali, Parrot, Ubuntu, Mint, are all based on Debian Linux, and virtual box will detect all as debian, its only used to give a typical value for disk size and ram use, cpu core number etc. just leave...

and what have you tried already?

on 2013 Mac you can get Kali running natively, but you will have to jump through some hoops, especially if you want the Broadcom WiFi to work.

Personally on Mac, I find it easier to use a VM for...

dont just restart, shut down. remove adapter. restart, then plug in adapter and 'attach' it to Kali again.

You need to download the non free drivers and put them on the root of a USB stick, then when it tries to install, it will find the drivers and install them.
...

Once set up..

We can now reboot into ?Live USB Persistance.? Keep in mind we will need to select this boot option every time we wish to have our work stored.

your using a non standard desktop manager, there is likley missing dependencies that you will have to fix on your own

why would you even think about installing AMD drivers for an Nvidia card, even without reading something somewhere..? :)

motherboard output will presently be vga probably, you need to install the...

the av is a tool to use on other machines, not your own kali install... it aint windows.. :)

HAVE A READ HERE

https://github.com/morrownr/7612u

Expected behaviour, Terminator doesn't support the mouse

bare metal?
VM?
dual boot?

Your lspci is 'dummy host bridge', you need to find out what WiFi chipset is in your device, then we might be able to help..

whats the issue, what did the output say?
paste the terminal error!

Right click on network icon and choose edit connections, and then click + icon at bottom, and add your WiFi adapter ;)

If you are using the same USB and you have persistence enabled, its likely trying to load the drivers the old system needs, not probe the new system and load what it needs!

You can load the...

To UEFI boot on windows box, you need to install the MOK certs for secure boot, have a look on the main Kali site in the docs it will explain it for you

https://github.com/morrownr/88x2bu

Kali is designed to be 'quiet' on a network, so any 'chatty' network services are not enabled by default, and in this case, ntp isn't even installed!

sudo apt install ntp

and then you can set...

http://www.freekb.net/Article?id=949

https://linuxhint.com/display_brightness_commandline/

your new MariaDB needs its config file set up to point to your new directory structure..

Your connection will drop when you run airgeddon, because it puts adapters in 'promiscous' mode, they are not associated with any AP at that point, and are just listening to 'everything'

Nvidia drivers when its the discreet card and you have a lower powered on board GPU can be configured this way;
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/NVIDIA_Optimus

The start up shutdown issue is...

too small to read, post the output not an image..

sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade -y

because if you want to use that file location, home/user/.bashrc you need to add it to your $PATH
clearly Debian adds it, and and Kali doesn't

from the running system try updating grub;

sudo update-grub

https://wiki.debian.org/InstallingDebianOn/Dell/Dell%20XPS%2013%209343

Is it OK once booted?

If it is, change the grub config once booted;

https://www.dedoimedo.com/computers/grub-hd-scaling-resolution.html