In addition to these standard versions, the Offensive Security downloads page offers a variety of ARM and Virtual images. Kali armel/armhf - These are generic ARM images, but be aware that there are a lot of system-specific ARM images (such as Raspberry Pi) on a different download page, as detailed next.There are no 32 bit images for these alternate desktops. Kali 64 bit e17/MATE/Xfce/LXDE - These are full versions with all the tools, but based on one of these alternate desktops rather than Gnome 3.They do not include the tools, and they have an Xfce desktop. Kali 64 bit Light / Kali 32 bit Light - These versions have been trimmed down to reduce the download size.Kali 64 bit / Kali 32 bit - These are the full versions, which include all of the tools and have a Gnome 3 desktop.There are a number of different versions there, and people sometimes get confused by them, so here is a quick summary: If you do want or need to make a fresh installation, the distribution images for the PC version (32 and 64 bit) can be obtained from the Kali downloads page.
Remember, though, Kali is a rolling-release distribution, so if you already have it installed you don't need to reinstall from these new images just make sure that you have the latest updates installed. The new release, 2017.3, is primarily a roll-up, incorporating all patches and updates issued since the last release into a clean set of installation images.
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