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 ANIX was the collision of several ongoing off-campus projects by several AMI faculty members and various independent [[anonymous:anonops|AnonOps]] cells. In order to fulfill their myriad job, hacking & security needs, they all began developing homebrew solutions based on the vast open-source software library of the UNIX/BSD/Linux-world. ANIX was the collision of several ongoing off-campus projects by several AMI faculty members and various independent [[anonymous:anonops|AnonOps]] cells. In order to fulfill their myriad job, hacking & security needs, they all began developing homebrew solutions based on the vast open-source software library of the UNIX/BSD/Linux-world.
  
-By the end of 2024, they had all realized that the sum total of their independent efforts comprised nearly an entire operating system, and one which could rival more bloated distros like [[arms:kali|Kali Linux]] and [[arms:parrot|Parrot OS]]. All that remained was to put the pieces together in the storied halls of the **Anonymous Military Institute** - //A 501©(3)(pending) non-profit scientific & educational organization//.+By the end of 2024, they had all realized that the sum total of their independent efforts comprised nearly an entire operating system, and one which could rival more bloated distros like [[arms:kali|Kali Linux]] and [[arms:parrot|Parrot OS]]. All that remained was to put the pieces together in the storied halls of the **Anonymous Military Institute** - //A 501©(3)(pending) non-profit scientific & educational organization//, which by this point had acquired the research & insight of all the various short-lived //"Anonymous OS"// projects from years long past.
  
  
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 === Multimedia: === === Multimedia: ===
  
-  * Whatever for image viewing +  * **Whatever** for image viewing 
-  * Whatever for media playback +  * **Whatever** for media playback 
-  * A decently secure PDF reader +  * A decently secure **PDF reader** 
-  * PulseAudio OR PipeWire for hardware audio playback +  * **PulseAudio** OR **PipeWire** for hardware audio playback 
-  * Install from apt: blueman, ffmpeg, cheese +  * Install from apt: **blueman**, **ffmpeg**, **cheese** 
-  * Install yt-dlp from Backports +  * Install **yt-dlp** from Backports 
-  * Whatever for wifi. Needs visual+cli interfaces for easily finding and connecting to wifi & mesh networks+  * **Whatever** for wifi. Needs visual+cli interfaces for easily finding and connecting to wifi & mesh networks
  
 === Pentesting Tools: === === Pentesting Tools: ===
  
-  * Metasploit Framework +  * [[arms:metasploit|Metasploit Framework]] 
-  * nmap, ncat,+  * [[arms:nmap]], [[arms:ncat]]
   * anything useful that can be easily poached from Kali/Parrot, as most of those packages are just previously open-sourced software from independent developers.   * anything useful that can be easily poached from Kali/Parrot, as most of those packages are just previously open-sourced software from independent developers.
  
 === Other Repos: === === Other Repos: ===
  
-  * Flathub: Flatpak w/ Flatseal utility +  * Flathub: [[tools:flatpak|Flatpak]] w/ [[https://flathub.org/apps/com.github.tchx84.Flatseal|Flatseal]] utility 
-  * Dockerhub: Docker configured in Rootless Mode.+  * Dockerhub: [[tools:docker|Docker]] configured in [[https://docs.docker.com/engine/security/rootless/|Rootless Mode]].
  
 === Misc: === === Misc: ===
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