(Perdón por el idioma)
Acabo de instalar Kali Linux 2.0en un lenovo z50-70, justo después de la instalación abrí la terminal (haciendo clic en el ícono de la terminal) pero después de un poco de carga no aparece nada, intenté reinstalar gnome y todos los paquetes necesarios, pero nada cambia. Intenté buscarlo en Google y parece que nadie (excepto yo y un amigo en línea, que tampoco encontró nada) está teniendo problemas como ese.
pero aquí viene lo interesante. Intenté instalar una versión diferente de Kali (32 bits) en una máquina diferente (una Eee pc de asus) y tuve el mismo problema. Esto literalmente me está volviendo loco.
btw I tried all of the following without any results :
apt-get update
apt-get upgrade
apt-get install gnome #it wasn't installed yet
apt-get upgrade gnome-terminal #latest version already installed
update: i installed a new terminal emulator (terminator) , and it works , but i would really prefere to have back my gnome-terminal , because all the applications links are on the gnome terminal ( as nmap and setoolkit , for example) so it would be great also to know if i can change, for example, nmap, to run on the terminator terminal emulator.
Respuesta1
After some research i found out that this problem is caused by the selection of c ( untrackable english ) language in the installation process, i fixed everything from the settings, changing the language from c (untrackable english language) to english, and logging out and back in.
now it works fine and the terminal starts without any issues
Respuesta2
You can switch to the virtual terminals using CTRL-ALT-F# (like CTRL-ALT-F1). Once there, you can login and then use cat/head/tail/less to check log files in /var/log to look for errors/issues (or check using the GUI if other parts are working).
F7 will generally get you back to the GUI while 1-6 are generally virtual terminals. In addition, you may want to try re-creating your install media or downloading the ISO again as it's possible there are corruption issues.
In addition, you could try opening gnome-terminal from inside the other terminal to see if any errors/issues are reported to stderr. Finally, try opening gnome-terminal as superuser/root. It's possible it's trying to access files with incorrect or restrictive permissions.
Respuesta3
dpkg --configure -a
fixed the problem for me
Respuesta4
apt-get install -y locales locales-all
solved the issue for me.