Do we need Backtrack installed on hard drive ?

[snafu777]

clone,

I was referring to the fact that he said he was going to use it as an everyday Distro bro. That's all I was referring to...

It ain't made for that.

[digimaori]

clone,

I was referring to the fact that he said he was going to use it as an everyday Distro bro. That's all I was referring to...

It ain't made for that.

Agreed. Should start out with some thing like Ubuntu 11.04 for every day use;

But if hes keen to learn or is all ready leet, the backtrack is a great every day distro. to each their own flavor;

cheers;

Digi;

[gandaran]

clone,

I was referring to the fact that he said he was going to use it as an everyday Distro bro. That's all I was referring to...

It ain't made for that.

yes it's not made for that but you can make it, create a home user account (sudo group) then get everything working like in a normal desktop
I enjoy using the backtract KDE desktop with the beautiful bt5 wallpaper and showing it off to friends and if one day I need bt5 for pentesting then I will use the root account to spare the use of sudo in the user account, it's a perfect setup having backtract installed on hard-drive with both root and user accounts.