Linux ReadMe Setup

Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly enhances the user documentation by introducing a dedicated and comprehensive setup guide for PentestGPT on Linux environments. The new Linux README.md aims to simplify the installation, configuration, and initial usage experience for security researchers, particularly those operating on Kali Linux, by providing clear, step-by-step instructions and practical examples. This addition directly addresses the need for platform-specific guidance, making the tool more accessible and user-friendly for a broad segment of its target audience.

Highlights

• Dedicated Linux Setup Guide: A new Linux README.md file has been introduced, offering a comprehensive guide for installing, configuring, and using PentestGPT on Linux distributions such as Kali, Ubuntu, Debian, and Arch Linux.
• Detailed Installation & Configuration: The guide includes step-by-step instructions for system package updates, tool installations (Git, Python, Docker), uv dependency manager setup, repository cloning, and dependency installation via make install.
• Usage and Workflow Examples: The document provides examples for running PentestGPT, typical pentesting workflows, and instructions for integrating local LLMs using Ollama, enhancing the user's ability to leverage the tool effectively.

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Changelog

• Linux README.md
  • Added a comprehensive setup and usage guide for PentestGPT on Linux systems.

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