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I heard that Kali was the most complete distro. I've been using Lubuntu (stock) since I got my Orange pi late last week.
So, after hearing that, I created an sdcard from the Kali image to check it out on my Orange pi pc. The vertcal USB port didn't work. Wired networking didn't work. Kali failed at boot trying to start eth0 with no time limit for retries (so it said). It did eventually give up, but after different wait times on different boot ups.
Kali required sudo for things that Lubuntu does not. For example, in Kali ifconfig and tools like it just say, "not found" unless you type sudo. On Ubuntu, you get permission denied when sudo is required. A simple "ifconfig" doesn't require sudo in Ubuntu, but does in Kali.
The desktop in Kali was a little to big for the screen. When I first booted Ubuntu I had to change resolution and refresh rates to make it normal, so I may have been able to fix that in Kali, but I got worried that I had somehow messed up my board's RJ45 & USB connection by handling it, so I plugged my Lubuntu card back in and I'm typing using it now. I downloaded Kali from Mega. I assume that's the right version and the same as the one on Google Drive. I think that the person who said that Kali was the best distro had tried both Lubuntu and Kali, so I'm wondering if I did something wrong or if there might be an update.
I didn't think to do apt-get update before writing this post. Come to think of it, it did cross my mind, but the ethernet didn't work. I could try wireless on the OTG side...
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