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[News] Backtrack 5 R3 Blackhat Edition Release Announced
  • Xin
    Posts: 3,251
    http://www.backtrack-linux.org/backtrack/backtrack-5-r3-release-aug-13th-2012/

    I believe there is already a copy on the pirate bay, however I will wait for the official release.
    Xin
  • Phage
    Posts: 78
    Going to be interesting to see what they have updgraded it with. Though i must say that im not the biggest user of backtrack, i'm only using Ubuntu, Fedora or Ultimate Linux.
  • m0rph
    Posts: 332
    The probably are just going to make an update to the repo's and change the 2 on the default desktop to a 3...or so that's what it looks like in the demo pics. Only time will tell!
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  • Mr. P-teoMr. P-teo
    Posts: 269
    they should stop bringing out new versions and just bring out updates, no need for a whole new version of the distro. But anyway im not a backtrack user, mint all the way.
    Skype: mrpt3o
    Twitter: MrPteo


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  • Sh3llc0d3
    Posts: 1,910
    Better finding a distro you prefer then adding the tools you specifically need/want. Personally I use debian/gentoo boxes.
  • Phage
    Posts: 78
    Mr. P-teo said:

    they should stop bringing out new versions and just bring out updates, no need for a whole new version of the distro. But anyway im not a backtrack user, mint all the way.

    yself so i chan

    Hmm Linux Mint was the third linux ditro i checked out. But i must say that i found it to close to windows in the interface, and i didn't want to configure it myself so i changed it to ubuntu instead. But i would definitly recommend ultimate Linux i got it on a cd in a magazine i bought.
  • burn1337
    Posts: 37
    I haven't tried Ultimate Linux; but I might just look into it. I personally love Fedora and Red Hat. I could care less for Ubuntu, and Debian.
    As for Backtrack 5; I do have to say, I am looking forward to see what is new... Once I have some space available I am so going to download it... That or I might just download it tonight on my server; we'll see...
    "Mind, body, heart, and soul; when all work as one, this is control." - myself
  • m0rph
    Posts: 332
    I just updated my netbook a couple of days ago, and I was right. All they did was change the desktop picture, and updated the repo's/added some tools. I thought it wasn't that much to get excited about.
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  • Mr. P-teoMr. P-teo
    Posts: 269
    yself so i chan

    Hmm Linux Mint was the third linux ditro i checked out. But i must say that i found it to close to windows in the interface, and i didn't want to configure it myself so i changed it to ubuntu instead. But i would definitly recommend ultimate Linux i got it on a cd in a magazine i bought.



    I like mint due to the fact it works with my wireless, unlike Debian :/ and i dont know how to get it working.
    As for BT r3 im not going to be getting it, i have BT r2 on live CD.


    Skype: mrpt3o
    Twitter: MrPteo


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  • Phage
    Posts: 78
    I have never experienced any problems with my wifi. It sounds weird.
  • m0rph
    Posts: 332
    @Phage, some wireless cards have proprietary drivers that are sometimes not available in linux with an open source counterpart. Broadcom chipsets are extremely notorious for this.
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  • Phage
    Posts: 78
    Hmm it is actually kind of weird, when you think about how popular linux has grown to be. Anyways you ar probertly right, i ave only used Asus computers and they were using Atheros chipsets.
  • m0rph
    Posts: 332
    The only issue I've had with atheros is being unable to connect to WEP networks. You can crack it, but you can't actually use it. XD
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  • burn1337
    Posts: 37
    So it's been awhile since I looked here; since then I have tried bt5r3, both on Qemu, live, and installed. I'm not too fond of all of it, but not a bad set of tools all-in-all... Did notice that the wireless loves to randomly shut out though lol.
    @m0rph I have yet to have any problems with Broadcom wireless cards; actually I have used linux with I would say almost every brand of card out there, and have yet to have any real problems. Perhaps this is just something to do with Debian? I say this cause I don't use Debian, the only Debian distro I have used is BT lol.
    "Mind, body, heart, and soul; when all work as one, this is control." - myself
  • blAnk_pag3
    Posts: 4
    well the more the tool they add, the more you'll learn...

    backtrack is just a media i see....
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