10 things to do after installing Kali linux OS

1. Enable sound system

 systemctl --user enable pulseaudio

2. install snapd service

$ apt update
$ apt install snapd
$ systemctl enable --now snapd apparmor
$ systemctl start snapd

3. Install your app with snap


4. Install evolution

  1. Open a terminal and type commands below (one line at a time)
  2. sudo apt-get remove evolution
  3. sudo apt-get update
  4. sudo apt-get install evolution
  5. sudo apt-get install evolution-ews


5. Install Ibus-Unikey:
type the command below to install : run with sudo
# apt-get update
# apt-get install ibus-unikey

# shutdown -r now


6. Install java

7. Install go

8. Install gedit

9. Install alien
  • Install alien (and deps), its available in Debian, Ubuntu repository:
sudo apt-get install alien dpkg-dev debhelper build-essential



10. Setting Xfce or Gnome in Debian

By default Debian brings GNOME despite it allows to choose different X Window managers, luckily you can always change your desktop environment easily thanks to the tasksel command.
To change your desktop environment on Debian run:
# tasksel    or sudo tasksel






























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