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[GH-ISSUE #32] Concept failure #22
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Originally created by @kcdtv on GitHub (Aug 8, 2016).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/LionSec/katoolin/issues/32
Hi LionSec
First of all tanks for your open source code and sharing.
Unfortunately your approach is wrong
You cannot simply add repositories from one distribution and hope that it will be enough to be able to use properly this repositories
Package naming and dependencies version will be a problem and you will finally end breaking your dependences system.
You should withdraw this code or change completely the concept. (a kind of github wrapper?)
Sorry to be bad news...
Take care
@entangledloops commented on GitHub (Aug 16, 2016):
As @kcdtv has said, this concept is fundamentally flawed and will likely break your distribution. Even if it works, it will not be forward-compatible in the proper Linux fashion. I recommend you rethink your strategy. Key packages can just be built from source, but trying to add all Kali packages will result in infinite "dynamic equilibrium"-style conflicts. For example, each
apt-get dist-upgrade -fand/orapt-get upgradewill appear to move forward a few packages, but it is illusory progress due to an inconsistent dependency graph that can never be resolved without creating a terrible unstable mess.Nice idea, though! And points for style (I liked your terminal splash and interface). Perhaps lead the charge on building some core packages for Ubuntu that are many releases behind in the main repos?
@adityavarma1234 commented on GitHub (Dec 7, 2016):
Should I install using this or not or should I install kali separately? @entangledloops @kcdtv
@yalopov commented on GitHub (Dec 7, 2016):
@adityavarma1234 please install kali, this taught me how wrong is to add repositories from different distros
@adityavarma1234 commented on GitHub (Dec 7, 2016):
I partly installed from the source. Any ideas on how i should purge the installed packages?@hades1996