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Neat. So would this allow .PS1 files to be run and executed within the context of Kali? |
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@akozlov Yep and even to import modules as well. However, powershell for linux uses .net core instead of .net framework but I do not think there are any big differences. Still testing that out :D |
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You say " It appears that other distributions are now pushing Powershell to their Linux Distributions as well.". Can you give us pointers related to this? If others are working on this, it might make sense to cooperate instead of doing it alone on our side. So please share any link/information that you might have. |
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FWIW, we are definitely interested in having powershell available as a first-class package in our repository. We will be working on it and I will keep this bug updated. But it will require some significant work, we will see. |
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@rhertzog Microsoft Published an article on how you can install powershell for different Linux distributions shown here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/scripting/install/installing-powershell-core-on-linux?view=powershell-6 In the past, the instructions for installing Kali Linux are incorrect. That's why I created a guide back in September that covers step by step on installing PowerShell for Kali Linux. As of now, the latest version of Ubuntu contains a snap in package that you can select to have PowerShell automatically install on your Ubuntu System. I do not know if there is one for debian based systems but it is definitely something we should look into further to see what process they have created already for adding powershell to Kali. |
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powershell is now in kali-rolling for amd64 |
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Sharing information gathered from MS: to build Powershell from source, we also need to build .NET Core from source. The latter can be done through https://github.com/dotnet/core-sdk
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- Anonymous
