How can I install GNOME and keep with Backtrack's menu item?

[Essence]

Ehlo, i'm on a big question...how can I install GNOME (with or without KDE3) and keep with the 'Backtrack' menu.

My machine isn't the best one, so KDE runs slowly. The GNOME interface runs a thounsand ways better than KDE, but when I install it and reset the graphical system (crtl+alt+backspace) and enter in GNOME interface, the menu Backtrack just disappears

Anyone had a solution to this question?

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[purehate]

You willl have to make the menu by hand for your self.

[Essence]

exist some list of menu from backtrack menu?

[halfdone]

Its actually really easy to install ubuntu and add BT4 repos to it and install all tools. then you will have gnome and BT4 tools.

[purehate]

Clearly you do not use a lot of the tools in backtrack because I can think of about 30 right now that would not work on ubuntu

[halfdone]

I use mostly aircrack-ng, wireshatk, ettercap, arpspoof, etc tools. Yes there is a few tools that I was not able to install ti ubuntu. What are those tools.

Of course I have also BT4 on my laptop, so when I really need those tools I can just boot to bt4.

[Barry]

I use mostly aircrack-ng, wireshatk, ettercap, arpspoof, etc tools. Yes there is a few tools that I was not able to install ti ubuntu. What are those tools.

Of course I have also BT4 on my laptop, so when I really need those tools I can just boot to bt4.

If that's all you use, you don't need to leach off BackTrack's repo's. Those tools are in the normal Ubuntu repo's.

[sagaci]

1. Install Ubuntu
You are now Kool Hakkr 2000

[Archangel-Amael]

1. Install Ubuntu
You are now Kool Hakkr 2000

We do not support itards, morons or the likes ripping of the work of the BT dev team.
Case closed.