Hi everyone. I've been working on a command-line tool written in Python designed for Debian and Kali Linux environments, called WiMenu.

It basically bundles several network utilities into a single text-based menu to avoid running dozens of separate commands: NetworkManager profile management, Wi-Fi scanning and Scapy-based deauth attacks, quick DHCP lease IP changing, local Wi-Fi password dumping, AP hotspot creation, and nearby IP discovery.

It relies heavily on native Linux tools and libraries, so it is strictly for Unix-like environments. Since many of you run Debian for networking or administration tasks, I'd really appreciate some feedback on the code structure, constructive criticism, or ideas for improvement. If you are curious, you can find the repository on GitHub under ILREDDITUTTO/WiMenu.

It's running a chilled branch of Debian 13.

Debian me persigue, el cubre camas de mi cama tiene estos símbolos parecidos a Debian.

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This Compaq Presario S6000 series case has been transformed into a kick ass sleeper build.

It is running Debian 13, and it just works. I love my Debian Machine.

It runs Windows XP and 7 Ultimate before, both runs Perfectly. I switched this lil guy to Linux for my "Cyberdeck Potential" project. This netbook jst have 32bit CPU in it. Oh yeah, im using 80gb HDD (dont blame me, i jst 15 yo kid, im broke gng🥀. I mean.. LOOK AT SSD's PRICE, ITS FREAKIN HIGH BRO✌️😭 ). The wifi adapter not working, idk what's happening but i will fix it later. Bluetooth was not detected, i'll fix it later tho.