If we follow the correct process of adding a user in Kali, then this should not be an issue. And yes, this method remains the same for Debian, Ubuntu and Mint based machines...
The process is as follows:
1. Open a terminal using Ctrl+Alt+T or clicking on the icon - logged in as root
2. Add a new user using: #useradd -m username
-m to create the user's home directory
3. Create a password for the user: #passwd username
4. Add the user to the sudo group (to install software etc): #usermod -a -G sudo username
-a to add and -G mentions the group name to be added to
5. Now finally change the default shell of the newly added user to bash: #chsh -s /bin/bash username
-s to provide a new login shell for the user account
That's it... Hope it helps
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