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We are here to kick off our first release of the decade, with Kali Linux Available for immediate download. This is no more. We are no longer using the superuser account, root, as default in Kali The default user account is now a standard, unprivileged, user.
For more of the reasons behind this switch, please see our previous blog post. As you can imagine, this is a very large change, with years of history behind it. As a result, if you notice any issues with this, please do let us know on the bug tracker.
So with this, should you use Kali as your daily driver, as the primary OS? But its a helping hand for the people who are familiar with Kali enough. Why do we not recommend it? We took a good hard look at the usage of Kali, what images are actually downloaded, how they are put to use, and so on. With this information in hand, we decided to completely restructure and simplify the images we release.
Going forward, we will have an installer image, a live image, and a network installer image. These changes should allow for easier selection of the right image for you to download, while increasing flexibility on installation and further reducing download sizes. We are no longer offering separate images for every desktop environment DE.
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