What do you think of Kali as a OS?

[lucid]

Lol guys, I feel like I see these conversations a lot. If you really want to learn Arch but don't know much about Linux I say go ahead. It forces you to become a more patient user which is important with linux. Sure it's a bit difficult but if you have the Arch wiki(I actually wrote down all the steps in a notebook) you shouldn't have too much of a problem installing it. Just be prepared to have to reinstall a few times.

Arch isn't THAT hardcore.

[proxx]

Lol if you want hardcore try crux linux.
http://crux.nu/
Arch is more or less based on this distro.
I have a VM with a half finished install somewhere.

[Axon]

All these "hacking" distros, like BackTrack or Kali are NOT built to be used for daily activities. It is built as a tool, not an OS to be used instead of your main OS.
Keep that in mind and be warned.

On what principles you have made this assumption? As long as the hardware can sustain this as an operating system, one can use it as such.