An easy to use editor on kali

Recently changed from Ubuntu to kali, there is indeed too much inconvenience!

For example, sublime text 3 can not be installed, there are all kinds of minor problems. It is estimated that before using kali, you have to do a good job with Kali.

Today, I found a good editor on kali and found bluefish.

Here is a brief introduction to how to configure the browser in which bluefish works.

First, the native browser is not easy to use, it is estimated that most of them will uninstall it and replace it with firefox.

1, but now the firefox downloads, directly is a binary file, can be used directly. However, the downloaded firefox has not been added to the environment variable. So the first step is to link firefox to the / usr/bin/ directory

For example, my firefox is placed in the "~ / Firefox/" directory.

Ln-s ~ / Firefox/firefox / usr/bin/firefox

For yours, you only need to change the "~ / Firefox/" directory above to your firefox directory

In this way, the firefox can be accessed directly through the terminal. So in bluefish, just click on the browser!

Here is a screenshot. You can see that my default browser here is firefox.

2. For chromium, you need to modify it like this.

You need to make a directory to store data.

Chromium-- user-data-dir= "~ / .config / chromium"'% packs &

After you save it, you can!