In this guide, we’ll show you how to get Kali up and running on the Raspberry Pi with a touch screen. This way, you never need to install Kali Linux on your primary computer.

If you want to use Raspberry Pi on a Windows computer, follow the steps mentioned in this post to install Raspberry Pi OS on VirtualBox.

However, on Linux, you should be able to install what you need via your package manager. In Ubuntu and other similar distributions, you might expect to install the Docker package. Makes sense, but no.