Is the Bash for Ubuntu the same for Kali too?

[Carlos1010]

Hi all,

I'm just trying to learn some bash for fun and when I look at YouTube tutorials some of them are explaining it in a ubuntu terminal and some in kali. Are the 2 bash commands reversible? So if there is a command for ubuntu, is it the same for kali too? Thanks in advanced! 

[Electronics Wizardy]

yep, its the same as all bash's so the same as the one in windows 1607, cygin, osx, solaris, freeBSD and others.

[spellmanuk]

Believe so since there both Linux distros 

[NelizMastr]

bash (or ba-shell as in bourne again shell) is universal across all unix systems (and since recent times, in Winblows)

 

There are differences in usable commands, though. The base level unix commands will all be the same, but each flavour of Unix (BSD, Linux, OS X, etc.) has different sets of available commands. They even differ between Linux distros, depending on what they're based on, i.e. Ubuntu and other debian based commands have a different command set than flavours of SUSE or Red Hat. 

[unixbird]

Yes its the same, they may have different packages though (actually they do). So some package commands will be different ie you wont have nmap unless you install it.