@fsmithred: alright, I used a copy from another mirror and it worked fine.

The user said that he/she was able to run the installer in Italian.  Based on this comment, shouldn't that not be possible?

@keos: Can you document the steps you took to fix the issue?

If your complaint is about the installer, then I can't do anything about it, but you might want to reach out to the developers. 

EDIT: I downloaded the amd64 iso from the link you provided and can confirm the behavior.  The second line of the boot menu, "Other languages," should solve your problem.  The default language is Italian, and you should see "locales=it_IT.UTF-8 layout=it".  Edit it: change it to "locales=es_ES.UTF-8 layout=es".  When I booted, however, it didn't change the language to Spanish.  Here's a screenshot for the devs because I have to leave: https://image.ibb.co/gF2GBT/Screenshot_ … _51_40.png

If something still goes wrong, and you're able to install the system, boot into it and then change the language settings.

Run the following commands as root (su or sudo)

export LANG=es_ES.UTF-8 && dpkg-reconfigure locales

When you get a list of languages, scroll down and find es.ES.UTF-8 UTF-8 or something similar.
Then, log-out and log back in (or reboot).  Things should adjust to Spanish.

These screenshots are from my custom spin, so it may look somewhat different on yours.  However, it is the commands that matter.

Isn't that like calling Debian an OpenBSD derivative because it uses tools like ssh?

Also, it looks like they need to update their main page

Interesting project though.  Looks like they have their own grsec kernel that was recently updated.  Hope they backported KPTI, too.

Did you try adding it?  After you hit tab you could type the locale command.  Maybe something like locales=es_ES.UTF-8 and see what happens.

Further reading:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Lo … a%C3%B1ol)
https://docs.moodle.org/dev/Table_of_locales

You may want to edit the locale.  If you hit TAB at the bootloader, the option locales=xx_XX.UTF-8 keyboard-layouts=xx should be edited for your locale and possibly keyboard layout.

Not sure how well these will translate, but...
https://wiki.debian.org/Locale
https://people.debian.org/~schultmc/locales.html

I'm sure that nonfree software will make it easier to pull off an exploit.  Intel's ME is an example of nonfree software built into the bios.  Also, this is the first time anyone has made that claim, so it might be helpful if that person were in this conversation or if a source were shared.

crunkbong (based on devuan jessie):

There is a discussion about this somewhere around here.  (Edit: here it is).  I borrowed some ideas from the conversation and implemented them in my own project if you need a fallback; it's just a few acpi configs.
https://github.com/souperdoupe/crunkbon … figs/power

Check running processes?  "3 hours" compared to which other system?

Posting the errors will be useful.

Great tutorial.  Shouldn't this belong in DIY?

I prefer Iridium but I've heard good things about this project.

No problem, that was long overdue.  It does help to get a visual of a distro.

I set the framerate to 20fps to conserve storage space, so I'm guessing that's the root of this evil

Btw, if anyone wants to leave a review on the Sf page, that would be awesome.  (Thanks, fig.)
https://sourceforge.net/projects/crunkb … rce=navbar

Also, recommend crunkbong on distrowatch.com!  (It should be near the bottom of the first set.)
https://distrowatch.com/dwres.php?waiti … =links#new

crunkbong 0.7.11
Download here

As requested, here are some screenshots and two videos:
https://github.com/souperdoupe/crunkbon … creenshots

Changelog, 05/20/2018:
-Repackaged dwm-6.0 from source.  I just changed the theme for this round.  I figure it'll make it easier to patch and upgrade for future editions.
-Added pciutils and usbutils.  Seriously, I can't believe I forgot those.
-Added geany and leafpad.  See above.
-Changed the dwm ctrl+shift+enter keybinding to launch urxvt instead of xterm.  Thank god.
-Actually installed surf.  I've been trying to compile surf2 in jessie to no avail, so I think I'll just save it for the ASCII release.

@figdev: I would prefer discussing figos in a figos thread, and crunkbong in a crunkbong thread, just for clarity's sake.  (It will make it easier to remember where I read certain comments or ideas.)  Also, I'll email you no later than Wednesday about your query; this week is going to be busy af for me.  Feel free to shoot me one anytime.

You'll need a list of the kali tools you want first.  If they're available, install them; if not, compile them.

Apparently, you can even install them on arm: https://github.com/Bhai4You/Kali-Linux.  What fun!