In theory wouldn't airoscript work with all systems without a problem of distro if you made airoscript in perl? or ruby? or python? All the distro would need is a compiler for one of those. Then you wouldn't have to worry about cross platform compatibility. Or am I a complete dumb ass? If I am explain why this wouldn't work or why it hasn't been done already?
Airoscript is only a wrapper for all the commandline utilities : aircrack-ng, aireplay-ng and airodump-ng. They, in turn, use internal Linux kernel routines to access the hardware, as well as the osdep library, which hasn't been ported to any other OSes than Linux yet (and it doesn't seem doable, at least not in 100%).
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