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Help me with QubeOS (as beginner)
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~~Dunno what is the proper way to install flatpaks, those few times when I actually need to use a flatpak, I just download it to an app qube and then launch it from terminal (I guess that's what you're doing as well?). I use Arch [btw] for some of my qubes, and installing mullvad browser is easy thanks to AUR :)~~
Ah sorry, I actually confused flatpaks with AppImages. I don't use flatpaks at all :(
Have you installed them in the template?
If there are no templates available, you will have to either create one or use HVM. Can't help you with either though
For the flatpak I would like to use them as I did on "normal" OS, basically to have a shortcut like any regular app. I want to use flatpak for apps that are not really available anywhere else but I could use Arch too btw.
I've installed the template of kali-core (available by default in the template manager), them create a qube with the kali-core template, and add all the apps available to the qube. Sadly I don't have all the apps that are normally present into Kali. Such as Ettercap and Wireshark EDIT : Nmap, SQLMap, Macchanger and much more are not available
So how do I set up a real VM this time to use it as a testing lab? With access to my network, etc... As we will do in Qemu. And the last thing. I found a template of Parrot OS but it's not in the "default" template manager how do I use that?
Thx
Maybe those apps are not installed by default in the template? Launch a terminal in the template and try to install ettercap and wireshark from there.
Never tried that, and I couldn't find anything about installing templates from local files on qubes wiki :(
Try
qvm-templatecommand in dom0 terminal and see if there are options to install template from local files there.OK thanks, I've noticed that I got an update for the Kali template right after the install but this doesn't install the packages... Going to search for a solution.
EDIT : The template just included the kali-linux-core so there's almost nothing in it, so you need to browse the Kali meta packages to add the tools. I've chose kali-linux-default (~8GB) but there's a lot more like kali-linux-everything (~30GB)
Going to search how to add custom template too.
And do you any clue for running a VM and connect it to the network to make a "hacking" lab? EDIT : And for flatpaks?