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  • Intermittent Denial of Service attack is causing downtime. Looks like a kiddie 5 min rental. Looking into some solutions.

He Who Points And Laughs

Flavortown Refugee
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The Linux environment & tools ~ why Windows and Mac don't appeal.

Shells :
Bash & Zsh. Zsh is generally a more fun shell, but some scripts don't run properly in it. So bash is still my goto shell.

Window Manager/Desktop Environment :
i3-gaps or just i3wm. i3 is like having your entire X session function like tmux.
i3-gaps.png


Application Launcher :
rofi. Rofi is just a beautiful thing to use. Tied to mod D, just type a couple letters until you see the app you wish to launch :
rofi.png



File Manager :
Ranger. It is a file manager run from your console, and it is entirely flexible. You adjust the configurations as needed. It even has image previews in the terminal :
Ranger.png


Office Suite :
LibreOffice It's free and works beautifully. For pdf, Latex
LibreOffice.png


Graphics & 3D :
GIMP, the all around general purpose "photoshop" like tool.
Blender, for 3D modeling
Krita & Inkscape, for drawing & "painting"
GIMP.png


Music & Video Players :
Pragha for music. It is a very simple GTK based music player that maintains the file structure of your music collection.
VLC for video.
Pragha.png


Video Production :
kdenlive for video editing, and OBS-studio for streaming.

Eye Candy for when you have to hold on to the floor for fear of falling :
electricsheep
Electric.png


CD/DVD Ripping and Burning :
k3b for music ripping & CD/DVD burning
Handbrake for DVD ripping
k3b.png


### Pentesting Tools ###

nmap for TCP/UDP scans.
wireshark for monitoring network packets
netcat for general networking utilities
dirsearch & gobuster for directory enumeration on a webserver
Burpsuite for data tampering
jad & jd-gui for java decompiling
binwalk, steghide, exiftool, and audacity for stegonography (audacity for audio files)
Metasploit (msfconsole, msfvenom, msf-pattern_create/offset) for an all around suite
Empire for powershell tricks
gdb & Ghidra for reverse engineering
sqlmap for SQLi
snmpwalk for watching the slow drool of snmp data.
smbmap & smbclient for SMB (obviously)
enum4linux is also for SMB, but it is getting really dated... and rarely works as it used to.
nfsshell, for NFS shares
john & hashcat for hash cracking (obviously)
wpscan for wordpress sites (don't forget to grab your api token)
JoomScan for Joomla pages


### And finally, the number one most flexible tool for any annoying task ###
python
 
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Vecr

"nanoposts with 90° spatial rotational symmetries"
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Well, I think that's mostly good, but `mpv` is undeniably more Unix-y than Vlc, because of how it's configured through command line arguments and a config file.

Also, as a personal preference, I like the UI better.
 

He Who Points And Laughs

Flavortown Refugee
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ohmyzsh is nice, the varieties of prompt themes are quite impressive. But zsh still has some issues with some bash scripts, for that reason alone, I still default to bash

{EDIT}

chsh is the standard way to switch between shells... aside from just running /bin/zsh, /bin/sh, /bin/bash, /bin/csh, etc.
 
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He Who Points And Laughs

Flavortown Refugee
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I rename it to desktop screenshot thread and you remove the screenshot of your desktop :roll:

I was in the middle of editing when you moved it. There was a thumbnail on the bottom I was removing,

I will re-add the rofi shot now.

Now it's fixed.


Well, I think that's mostly good, but `mpv` is undeniably more Unix-y than Vlc, because of how it's configured through command line arguments and a config file.



Also, as a personal preference, I like the UI better.



VLC, historically, just grabbed all of the codex for me. So being very lazy, I just default to it.
 
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