1. Edit your shell configuration file : nano ~/.bashrc # or nano ~/.zshrc 2. Add the functions : Append the following lines to your configuration file. These functions will wrap the commands and pipe their output through lolcat : function lolcat_wrapper() { command "$@" | lolcat } alias ls='lolcat_wrapper ls' alias cat='lolcat_wrapper cat' alias echo='lolcat_wrapper echo' alias grep='lolcat_wrapper grep' alias tail='lolcat_wrapper tail' alias head='lolcat_wrapper head' alias dmesg='lolcat_wrapper dmesg' alias df='lolcat_wrapper df' alias du='lolcat_wrapper du' alias free='lolcat_wrapper free' alias ps='lolcat_wrapper ps' alias top='lolcat_wrapper top' alias htop='lolcat_wrapper htop' alias ifconfig='lolcat_wrapper ifconfig' alias ip='lolcat_wrapper ip' alias ping='lolcat_wrapper ping' alias traceroute='lolcat_wrapper traceroute' alias ...
/etc/default/grub - add this line at the end GRUB_THEME=/boot/grub/themes/Telsa/theme.txt sudo update-grub - then done reboot. and u r good to go. How to fix the resolution problem type c vbeinfo or videoinfo in the second or third line u will find the resolution then reboot open /etc/default//grub/ and uncooment the below line then update the resolution #GRUB_GFXMODE=640x480 /boot/grub/themes/ /boot/grub/ - background image.png
Creating a fake access point, also known as an evil twin or rogue access point, can be done using tools available in Kali Linux. Here's a general overview of the steps involved: 1. **Prepare Your Environment**: Ensure you have a wireless network adapter capable of supporting monitor mode and packet injection. Kali Linux typically comes with compatible drivers for many wireless adapters. You can check the compatibility of your wireless adapter with Kali Linux by researching online or consulting the documentation. 2. **Set Up Your Wireless Interface**: Open a terminal window in Kali Linux and use the following commands to set your wireless interface (replace `<interface>` with the name of your wireless interface): ```bash sudo ifconfig <interface> down sudo iwconfig <interface> mode monitor sudo ifconfig <interface> up ``` This puts your wireless interface ...
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