dotOS is a custom Kali 2 installation geared towards hackers who feel more comfortable with a keyboard and don't appreciate the delays introduced by using a mouse all the time.
Build with Kali 2, i3wm, fish shell, ptf, vimperator (firefox), conky and a few extra things here and there that make my hacking more streamlined.

Step by step instructions below. Your milleage may vary since things do change every now and again. If some instruction doesn't work fix it and then let me know. I'm not your customer support desk!

0. Skip step (2) below and download the iso
   Go to the [i3wm-kali-rolling release] (https://github.com/kussic/dotOS/releases/tag/i3wm-kali-rolling) and download the iso.

1. OR Build your custom Kali 2 i3wm iso
   From an existing Kali installation run the following commands:

   apt-get update
   apt-get install curl git live-build cdebootstrap
   git clone git://git.kali.org/live-build-config.git
   cd live-build-config
   

   At this point you can customise the contents of the distribution, by default it's the full Kali install with everything included. If you're okay with this skip the next step and go straight to the "./build.sh [...]" command below. I personally hate bloat so I tweak "kali-config/variant-i3wm/package-lists/kali.list.chroot" to only install the Top 10 by default:

   # You always want those
   kali-linux
   kali-desktop-live
   
   # Kali applications
   
   # You can customize the set of Kali applications to install
   # (-full is the default, -all is absolutely everything, the rest
   # corresponds to various subsets)
   # kali-linux-full
   # kali-linux-all
   # kali-linux-sdr
   # kali-linux-gpu
   # kali-linux-wireless
   # kali-linux-web
   # kali-linux-forensic
   # kali-linux-voip
   # kali-linux-pwtools
   kali-linux-top10
   # kali-linux-rfid
   
   # Graphical desktop
   kali-desktop-common
   xorg
   dmenu
   conky
   i3
   

   I deal with everything else during post installation. This makes a leaner disk and a smaller install size and time.

   Run the build script: ./build.sh --distribution kali-rolling --variant i3wm --verbose

   NOTE: this will take its sweet time, at the end you will have an .iso file if everything went right!

2. Install Kali 2
   Just follow the normal steps to install Kali in your VM and install the right vmtools.

   Virtualisation	Command
   VirtualBox	apt-get install virtualbox-guest-utils
   VMware	Use the vmware tools that come with Player/Workstation

3. Add Penetration Testing Framework
   Install, run it and just add the tools you like, as needed…

   cd /opt/
   git clone https://github.com/trustedsec/ptf.git
   cd ptf
   ./ptf
   

4. (Optional) Add extra tools

   #Add i386 architecture support and wine32
   dpkg --add-architecture i386 && apt-get update && apt-get install wine32
   
   #Install some most needed extra tools
   apt-get install arp-scan passing-the-hash netdiscover mono-runtime proxychains tshark python-openssl wmis hashid python-pyside mitmproxy netwox python-pip dh-autoreconf
   
   #Use PTF to install a bunch of useful tools
   * modules/exploitation/responder
   * xfreerdp (custom)
   * modules/intelligence-gathering/eyewitness
   * modules/vulnerability-analysis/sslyze
   * modules/vulnerability-analysis/ike-scan
   * modules/exploitation/impacket
   * nfsshell (custom)
   
   #Install the awesome curses WICD network manager
   apt-get install wicd-curses
   
   
   #Get your local clone
   cd ~ && git clone https://github.com/kussic/dotOS.git
   

5. Install [Fish Shell] (http://fishshell.com)

   apt-get install bc
   	Download the latest "Debian 8" package from: https://software.opensuse.org/download.html?project=shells%3Afish%3Arelease%3A2&package=fish
   dpkg -i <whateverthepackagewascalled.deb>
   chsh -s /usr/bin/fish
   

   Optional: append the "DO NOT PANIC" logo to ~/.config/fish/config.fish

   mv ~/dotOS/dotfiles/dotos-bin ~/.dotos-bin
   fish
   echo "~/.dotos-bin/obey2" >> ~/.config/fish/config.fish
   

6. Install the custom i3wm dotfiles

   mv ~/.i3 ~/.i3-bak
   mv ~/dotOS/dotfiles/i3 ~/.i3
   

7. Firefox with Vimperator (Optional but extra-leet-awesomesause)

   1. Download the right version of firefox from [here] (https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/all/) (look for, "Linux x64")
   2. Extract under /opt/
   3. Install vimperator plugin from within Firefox from [here] (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/vimperator)
   4. Install Stylish plugin from within Firefox from [here] (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/stylish)
   5. Apply the "~/dotOS/dotfiles/vimperator/firefox-css" to Stylish

8. Oracle Java

   1. Download the right version from http://java.com
   2. tar xzf .tgz
   3. mv /opt
   4. update-alternatives --install /usr/bin/java java /opt//bin/java 1
   5. update-alternatives --set java /opt//bin/java

##Credits

• Obey2 based on the idea of Archbey2 by Mr Green
• i3wm scripts based on the work of https://github.com/strang3quark
• Vimperator firefox CSS by http://twily.info/