How to Install the LAZY SCRIPT on Kali Linux | (Official Tutorial)

[@letshack025]

Are you going to use the Lazy Script ?

[@rangersmyth]

For sure#!! Thank you for the video and the help. I learn a lot today.

[@letshack025]

Thank you so much for your support

[@letshack025]

I am glad

[@letshack025]

I am glad !

[@foul5315]

bro ur underrated i understood everything unlike other videos.

[@letshack025]

Thank you so much
It really means a lot

[@smithflores6968]

You are awesome bro !
nice job ! Keep doing amazing videos please :)

[@letshack025]

Thank you so much
I really means a lot

[@YasirAli-vy2qj]

bro i am suffering from this problem
Open a NEW terminal and type 'l' to launch the script
l./install.sh: line 111: gnome-terminal: command not found

[@letshack025]

The best thing that I can help you with without knowing the full problem is with google. You should just paste the full problem in google and search for site overflow. That will help you

[@prosecurity8789]

Bro try install it with sudo bash ./install sh

[@rangersmyth]

Thanks for this great video. I see you also had an error about the file not being found in root/etc/lscript. I also closed the window. but the lscript won't open again afterwards. When I enter the command l, it lists all the files in the folder. This happens in root as well. The only way I can get it to install and work is to reinstall lscript every time. I checked my system (Kali) for keyboard shortcuts and I can't seem to find any key bindings to l (L). Any suggestions my friend? And, thank you for these great videos.

[@rangersmyth]

I switched users to root and opened the root folder and installed lscript there and there was no error window, and it opened the application and I have it working now.

[@rangersmyth]

But once the terminal is closed and as root, I type 'L' in lowercase and I get a list instead of the folder contents. More research is needed.

[@rangersmyth]

It works when I ./install.sh and instead of installing, use the upgrade option and lscipt works, have to do this everytime.

[@rangersmyth]

$ bash l = This works

[@letshack025]

Alright

[@honorvirtue2904]

Keep up the great vids.

[@letshack025]

Thank you

[@Bandey747]

Bruh u could have done this in only 5 minutes, why are u saying unnecessary things?

[@letshack025]

I have made for beginners and it is important that everybody understands what is going on

[@pianoguy5110]

Can i do it on cloudshell

[@letshack025]

Yes you can
You can get a free google Linux shell and do it from there

[@mjsjsb782]

I got it to work! however everytime I click out it wont let me open by just pressing "l". I've had to redownload it everytime. Any suggestions on how to fix it?

[@letshack025]

You don’t have to redownload the repository every time, that would be saved on your computer, but you do have to reinitiate the process every time , that is how the program was designed
And thank you for watching

[@timdesuu]

@@letshack025 does that mean i to do the entire process again just to run it?

[@aspectxgaming911]

when i type YES it says premission denied and i need to retype YES infintity times
fix?

[@letshack025]

Go to your settings and find if your system is blocking that in any way

[@Pisunlay]

hi how you do ^C because i dont understand

[@Bandey747]

Ctrl+C

[@darjidhruv2665]

Make video on wifi hacking using lazy script

[@letshack025]

Sure will do

[@Cricketlover-ws4qm]

Ye kali koi app h kya

[@letshack025]

This is a hacking operating system

[@meenachaurasia1290]

bro how to open again lazy script

[@letshack025]

You have to follow the same steps mentioned in the video again

[@nkonzomfeka1018]

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[@letshack025]

Thank you so much

[@cyrobyte69]

Bhai toone apna saara data leak kyu kara

[@letshack025]

I do not have any problem with that
It is a virtual machine