As they will enhance your overall experience using ParrotOS or any other gnome based desktop. Gnome Shell Extensionsį you are going to use the Gnome Desktop environment, you absolutely have to look into and use GNOME EXTENSIONS. You can use the app by entering the following commands sudo torghost -s #to start Torghost This app is an awesome script that routes your connection through the ‘tor’ network, useful if you would like to hide your IP address
I have compiled a list of some of the apps you may want to install which I recommend are
If you are new to ParrotOS and need some recommendations as to which apps are amazing and you should install them. Once you have decided which bundle you would like to install I usually go with all of them, you may continue by using the following code below ĭo note that it will take up a lot of space if you choose to install all the packages, so do be sure to have sufficient space on your hard drive. Sudo apt-get update & apt-cache search parrot. You can do a search for the available metapackages by using the following “apt” command That’s where metapackages come in, it allows you to install a bundle of software that best suits what you will be doing with ParrotOS. The default ParrotOS installation comes with a few pre-installed software packages to save space however, that is not the complete list of what can be installed on your system. Sudo apt install libdvdnav4 gstreamer1.0-plugins-bad gstreamer1.0-plugins-ugly libdvd-pkg -y 4. Media codecs help you play videos and audios, most of them come install by its better to install all available codecs to avoid any potential headaches later on. Sudo apt install -y ocl-icd-libopencl1 nvidia-driver nvidia-cuda-toolkit 3. To install the graphics drivers first we must make sure that the operating system is fully upgraded and only then we may proceed to install the drivers we need. If you have an Nvidia Graphics card you will want to install the official drivers from Nvidia as the default drivers that come installed are not as good. The easiest way to do so would be through the terminal with a single line of code. The most important thing to do is to check for updates and upgrade the system if available.
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