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BlackArch - sab2r - 03-05-2017
Has Any Mortal tried the BlackArch Distro
https://blackarch.org
RE: BlackArch - pvnk - 03-05-2017
Yes. It's too messy for me.
RE: BlackArch - sab2r - 03-05-2017
(03-05-2017, 07:00 PM)pvnk Wrote: Yes. It's too messy for me.
Care to expantiate a little more??
RE: BlackArch - pvnk - 03-05-2017
(03-05-2017, 07:03 PM)sab2r Wrote:(03-05-2017, 07:00 PM)pvnk Wrote: Yes. It's too messy for me.
Care to expantiate a little more??
Messy code.
RE: BlackArch - zorrophreak - 03-05-2017
The code design is quite cluttered as @pvnk has said, but the UI is also pointlessly ugly. The window manager they use is intentionally themed to look the way it is, I guess for a cool hacker aesthetic type thing, but I'll stick with other distros.
RE: BlackArch - sab2r - 03-05-2017
(03-05-2017, 08:56 PM)zorrophreak Wrote: The code design is quite cluttered as @pvnk has said, but the UI is also pointlessly ugly. The window manager they use is intentionally themed to look the way it is, I guess for a cool hacker aesthetic type thing, but I'll stick with other distros.
Well, I check it up for myself when the time prsents itself... what am really interested in are 7k+ tools that are there and how most may differ from similar tools present in Kali.
RE: BlackArch - ApatheticEuphoria - 03-05-2017
You don't need 7k+ tools. Just a few good ones that get the job done.
RE: BlackArch - Bish0pQ - 03-06-2017
I don't really like it. Why don't go with the regular Arch and customize from there? Personally I think it looks skiddish...
RE: BlackArch - sab2r - 03-06-2017
(03-06-2017, 09:56 AM)Bish0pQ Wrote: I don't really like it. Why don't go with the regular Arch and customize from there? Personally I think it looks skiddish...
I use the regular already.(Its been my default from the beginning of time).
RE: BlackArch - Anime! - 03-06-2017
Anyone who actually pentests for a living will tell you they usually use no more than 15 different 'tools' total.