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• October 16, 2011
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  Back Track 5 as main OS?

  Posted: October 16th, 2011, 1:48pm PDT by morgans303

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  Is this a bad idea? I mean, I'm getting the feeling it's missing a few key features that a primary OS typically needs (like multiple users).
  
  One notable difference between Back Track 5 and other linux' I've used is the lack of easy 3rd party app install (like Ubuntu).
  Still, I like Back Track for day to day stuff. It has character.