Install Linux on a USB flash drive: UniversalUSBInstaller

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Although the Linux system has a low share of the desktop system, many enthusiasts and users like it. The USB flash drive installation method is also popular in Windows systems, and is no exception for Linux systems. among them, the Universal USB Installer is a tool supporting the preparation of Linux USB flash drives, which is simple, 1, 2, 3, you can do this in three steps.

The Universal USB Installer tool, similar to a USB flash drive, allows users to freely choose a variety of Linux derivative systems to write to a variety of USB drive devices. The operation is also concise and clear: 1. select a Linux derivative version system; 2. select the ISO image file of the target system (which can be downloaded online or viewed locally ); 3. select your USB flash drive device and write it to the device for installation.

After the Linux system is written, you can directly use the boot USB flash drive to install or test it on other desktop computers.

Universal USB Installer 1.9.4.6 update diary:

• Fixed startup items such as Tails and Kon.

• Four new functions such as Falcon

Universal USB Installer 1.9.4.6 official download, 1.04 MB: http://www.pendrivelinux.com/dow... staller-1.9.4.6.exe

Supports USB flash drive Fat16, Fat32, and NTFS file formats.

Applicable to Windows XP, Vista, Win7, Win8, Win8.1, and other platforms

If you also like to switch to Microsoft's Windows system, you can also install a USB flash drive. the built-in Magic Cube USB flash drive startup tool (click to download the latest version) is also supported ), it is no longer difficult to install the system.