[Insider]

Arch Linux? HC version, all set up and ready in a bootable ISO? orly Hell yes! I'm looking forward to test it out.

[chmod]

Arch Linux? HC version, all set up and ready in a bootable ISO? orly Hell yes! I'm looking forward to test it out.

That's going to be a while yet unfortunately, it's still in the very early stages but rest assured once it's finished I'll be uploading the iso

[h3r0]

Also could we include git, wireshark, and maybe evan's debugger?

[chmod]

Also could we include git, wireshark, and maybe evan's debugger?

git is already included (read the update log) wireshark is planned soon as is metasploit and the aircrack suite evan's debugger, let me check that out.

[Psycho_Coder]

You're using Qt5 base but there are still lots prople who still use Qt4 and so including it would be beneficial.
You missed SQLlite as far as I know many applications use sqllite. Then providing GEdit and GVim is recommended too.

[chmod]

You're using Qt5 base but there are still lots prople who still use Qt4 and so including it would be beneficial.
You missed SQLlite as far as I know many applications use sqllite. Then providing GEdit and GVim is recommended too.

OK I'm on it boss :Grin: will install all of those first thing in the morning. Anything I'm missing for now?

[Psycho_Coder]

You're using Qt5 base but there are still lots prople who still use Qt4 and so including it would be beneficial.
You missed SQLlite as far as I know many applications use sqllite. Then providing GEdit and GVim is recommended too.

OK I'm on it boss :Grin: will install all of those first thing in the morning. Anything I'm missing for now?

Will let you know as soon as I came to know about something which hasn't already been mentioned.

I hope that you have install Perl ? http://perlbrew.pl/

and 'tr' program as well (I think it comes by default but still check) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tr_(Unix)

[chmod]

You're using Qt5 base but there are still lots prople who still use Qt4 and so including it would be beneficial.
You missed SQLlite as far as I know many applications use sqllite. Then providing GEdit and GVim is recommended too.

OK I'm on it boss :Grin: will install all of those first thing in the morning. Anything I'm missing for now?

Will let you know as soon as I came to know about something which hasn't already been mentioned.

I hope that you have install Perl ? http://perlbrew.pl/

and 'tr' program as well (I think it comes by default but still check) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tr_(Unix)

Not sure if Perl is installed by default, some languages are and I would certainly include it if not. I'll check it as well as tr and make sure both make it to the final build

[Psycho_Coder]

You're using Qt5 base but there are still lots prople who still use Qt4 and so including it would be beneficial.
You missed SQLlite as far as I know many applications use sqllite. Then providing GEdit and GVim is recommended too.

OK I'm on it boss :Grin: will install all of those first thing in the morning. Anything I'm missing for now?

Will let you know as soon as I came to know about something which hasn't already been mentioned.

I hope that you have install Perl ? http://perlbrew.pl/

and 'tr' program as well (I think it comes by default but still check) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tr_(Unix)

Not sure if Perl is installed by default, some languages are and I would certainly include it if not. I'll check it as well as tr and make sure both make it to the final build

Perl is not installed by default and neither is Ruby (You might consider installing this as well, since some pentesting tools have been written in Ruby too). But 'tr' is most cases comes with the debian package. Since 'tr' is a part of GNU CoreUtils.

[Deque]

@chmod include Jre6 and Jre7 as well for legacy and Python2.7.8 as well. Others should be IPython QT Shell.

Include CVS (Subversion) for Version Controlling too.

Thanks for heads up, I'll get round to it soon.

I don't see any reason to install other JRE versions than the most recent one, unless you are developing Java applications. The JRE is always backwards compatible.

@chmod great project. :Thumbs-Up: