why dont you apt-get it then?
I would like a video player installed by default.
bt4 is missing a video player, there is really a need for one if you are going to do hard drive forensics.
i know the broblem with vlc running root but you can bypass that
Re: vlc?
why dont you apt-get it then?
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What does vlc media player have to do with hard drive forensics?
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For watching recovered pr0n?Originally Posted by hhmatt
A third party security audit is the IT equivalent of a colonoscopy. It's long, intrusive, very uncomfortable, and when it's done, you'll have seen things you really didn't want to see, and you'll never forget that you've had one.
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na, like personal videos, what ever videos they got so you can learn there personal lifestyle and what they look like
also can recover a sex tape for insurance purposes
kids just dont know
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Why not just download and install it yourself? it takes just a few seconds and isn't really needed unless your using BT4 as a day-to-day OS. Not really a necessity when compared to other tools.
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I fail to see the problem. If you need a player then install one, VLC doesn't take long to install & runs fine. A video player isn't needed by default, as with any OS just customize it to suit your needs.
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it will be really handy to have vlc in a live boot environment
but bt customise script fails adding kde menus
remastersys also fails because of bt4
so i need help
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Whereas mature adults such as yourself know all I assume?
The customise script will work just fine if you forget about updating the KDE menu. Its not likely that the BackTrack Developers will provide a special "BackTrack 4 with Video Player" release, so customising the ISO yourself is what you will have to do if you want a Live version of BackTrack with a video player.
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I am still waiting on the windows edition of BT. Then I won't have to use the command line any more.
Just big red shiny buttons.
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