Create a file named thunderbird in directory /usr/local/sbin Set owner to yourself (chown youruser:youruser) Make it executable (chmod +x thunderbird)Ok, this is how the file like: !/bin/shexport LC_TIME=nl_NL.utf8 # or whatever you want [ “$LC_ALL” != “$LC_TIME” ] && unset LC_ALL # only necessary if set to something different from LC_TIME exec /usr/bin/thunderbird “$@”
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Like many others, I bought myself an Alfa AWUS036ACH, only to find its drivers are not set up by default on the latest version of Kali (despite many if its more recent reviews pointing out this fact). I found that there are few guides on how to get this sexy dual-band interface going, so I […]
