The team also announced that they are producing a VMware Vagrant image. GNOME is also updated to 3.38 and KDE to 5.19. Kali also switched to “proxychains4” as the default. The kernel is upgraded to the 5.9 version. The latest version also brings new tools and updates. The team also worked with AWS to get Kali Linux added to “GovCloud”. However, in the 2020.4 version, the team has created a new metapackage, “kali-linux-headless”, and included it which only has the default set of command-line tools. During the changeover, they decided to ship the image without any GUI or any tools by default, to give the cleanest, smallest image as possible. In Kali 2020.2, the team introduces a fully automated system in place. The first changes in the Bash prompt were made in the previous release, changing for non-root users, from red to blue. The Kali team also updated the Bash prompt to make it feel similar to its ZSH prompt. Kali Linux 2020.4 Bash shell makeover and AWS EC2 cloud image refresh Users can switch to ZSH by simply applying the default zshrc file. The Kali team also announced that for other platforms, such as ARM, containers, NetHunter, and WSL, Kali still uses Bash but plans to switch to ZSH in the later versions. For the next releases, ZSH will be the default shell for its desktop images (amd64/i386) and cloud. In the latest version, the Kali team switched from Bash to ZSH as its default shell. Kali Linux 2020.4 is released and ready for download.

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