01_Kali_installer_wsl2.ps1

# Copyright © 2024 @adithyasunil04

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# Function to center text in the console
function Centered-Text {
    param (
        [string]$Text,  # Text to be centered
        [string]$Padding = "===="  # Padding character, default is "===="
    )

    # Get the width of the terminal window
    $windowWidth = [console]::WindowWidth

    # Calculate the total length of the output line
    $textLength = $Text.Length
    $paddingLength = $Padding.Length

    # Calculate the number of padding blocks needed on each side
    $availableSpace = $windowWidth - $textLength
    $padCount = [math]::Floor($availableSpace / (2 * $paddingLength))

    # Build the line with padding and centered text
    $line = ($Padding * $padCount) + " " + $Text + " " + ($Padding * $padCount)

    # Print the result
    Write-Output $line
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}

    Start-Sleep -Seconds 1

# Welcome message
Centered-Text -Text "Kali Linux WSL2 Installer: Script 01"

# Check if WSL2 is installed and enabled
$wslFeature = Get-WindowsOptionalFeature -Online -FeatureName 'Microsoft-Windows-Subsystem-Linux'
$vmFeature = Get-WindowsOptionalFeature -Online -FeatureName 'VirtualMachinePlatform'

# Check if WSL2 and VirtualMachinePlatform are enabled
if ($wslFeature.State -ne 'Enabled' -or $vmFeature.State -ne 'Enabled') {
    Centered-Text -Text "WSL2 or VirtualMachinePlatform not enabled. Please enable it by running ""Script-00"" or maybe a restart."
	exit
} else {
  	Centered-Text -Text "WSL2 and VirtualMachinePlatform are enabled. Proceeding with Kali Linux installation..."

}

Write-Host "The script will now proceed to download Kali Linux Image and will install it on your system."
Write-Host
Write-Host "-[*] Once downloaded, it will ask you to enter a new UNIX username and accompanying password."
Write-Host "-[*] This username and password is used to login to your kali machine on WSL"
Write-Host "-[*] If your not sure what to write as username, put your first/last/pet/crush's name or maybe "lugvitc" ;)"
Write-Host "-[*] Remember the PASSWORD that you are going to use for Kali Linux. You will need it later on to install tools or programs perhaps."
Write-Host

Write-Host "If you see the Kali Linux terminal, it means Kali Base Image Installed Successfully, type 'exit' command and then proceed to run the next install script."
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Start-Sleep -Seconds 6

Centered-Text -Text "Installing Kali Linux..."

wsl --install -d kali-linux

# Check the exit code of the previous command
if ($LASTEXITCODE -ne 0) {
	Centered-Text -Text "Couldn't install Kali Linux."
	
} else {
	Centered-Text -Text "Kali Linux installation complete."
	Write-Host "© 2024 @adithyasunil04"

}