Use this script if you want access to Kali Metapackage on your current Linux distribution but do not want to install the entire Kali distribution. Debian is being used at the moment.
A few problems exist with Ubuntu. Be careful when using this script.
Metapackages, which are created as a list of dependencies on other packages, are used to install numerous packages all at once.
These are used by Kali Linux in a number of ways, such as letting users choose how many packages from the entire Kali list they want to install. excerpt from kali.org
To install Kalipak on Linux, run any of the one-liners below.
git clone https://github.com/neuralpain/kalipak /tmp/kalipak && cp -f /tmp/kalipak/kalipak /bin && chmod +x /bin/kalipak
wget -O kalipak https://gg.gg/kalipak && chmod +x ./kalipak && sudo mv -f ./kalipak /bin
wget -O kalipak https://gg.gg/kalipak && chmod +x ./kalipak && ./kalipak –init
After installing kalipak, run kalipak –init to prepare your system for working with Kali metapackages; then use the menu to select what you need. –init will be ignored on Kali Linux regardless, so just run kalipak on Kali.
┌─KALIPAK─┐
Install Kali metapackages on your Linux distribution.
kalipak [OPTION]
OPTIONS
–init This command will prepare your system for
use with KALIPAK by installing required packages
and keys for Kali certificate verification
and should be run the first time you use KALIPAK.
–reset Same as ‘–init’ but invokes ‘–purge’ beforehand.
–update Update package list and upgrade with confirmation.
–purge Remove sources added by KALIPAK.
–info Display information about your Linux distribution.
–version Display version information and exit.
–help Display this help and exit.
KALIPAK is available under the MIT License.
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