After setting up your Osint virtual machine, the next thing that I would like to show you is the graphical
user interface of this Linux image.
Now the graphical user interface is very easy to use.
For example, here we can see the icons on the desktop similar to windows.
And if we have looked at the left side of the menu bar, we can see Kali icon.
And if we clicked on it, we can see all the applications that you can use in this Kali image.
So here are the applications that are in favorites and these are the recently used apps.
And if you would like to see all the applications that are on this image then you can hover over all
applications.
And here are the settings.
And here we can see categories of the applications that are installed.
So for example here we have the information gathering category.
And these are the tools that are in this category.
And we will learn in the next lecture how we can install all of these tools.
And here we have the web application analysis sniffing and spoofing and so on.
The next icon will minimize all windows and we'll show you the desktop only.
So if I clicked on it, it will only show me the desktop.
So let me open Firefox and then click on it and this will redirect me to my desktop.
Here we have the file manager or the explorer in windows.
I can click on it and say open Folders.
And right now I am in the Osint home directory.
So if I click right here we can see that I'm in home Osint.
Here we have a text editor, Firefox browser and the terminal.
And we are going to use this application all the time to download and install and use some tools.
And if we clicked on this letter arrow, we can see that we have another terminal that is in black.
But the difference between this one and the other one is that this one will open as a normal user,
and this one will open as root.
And if you would like to download or install a certain tool, then you need to open the terminal as
root.
Right here we can see workspaces.
For example, right now I'm in the first workspace.
And if I clicked on two, then I'll go to the next workspace.
So let me open a folder for example.
And if I clicked on workspace number one, this will change the space that I'm using.
Very similar to Windows 11.
On the right side we can see network information.
And right now we are using a line network.
And if you would like to see the wireless access points, then you need to plug in an external wireless
adapter for you to see all the available wireless access points.
And from here we can adjust the sound.
And here are the notifications.
There are no notifications right now and this is the calendar.
And from here we can lock the screen.
Or you can click on this icon to log out, shut down or restart your Linux operating system.
So as you can see, using the graphical user interface is very easy.
But we are going to heavily rely on using Linux commands and Linux tools.
And I'm going to cover basic Linux commands in the next lecture.
And I'll show you how you can install some awesome tools.