Once downloaded, you may proceed to step two: selecting the ISO. You need to check the "download link" box to get started with the downloading this opens the download page of the selected Linux distribution. It does not support automatic downloads of the selected distribution, which some may find a nuisance. The application supports popular Linux distributions such as Ubuntu, Linux Mint, CentOS, Debian, Fedora and others.
Select the USB device that you want to put the Linux distribution on. You may use the application to get a download link or pick a Linux ISO image that is already on the local computer. Select the desired Linux distribution that you want to put on the USB device. The creation process requires just two steps: The program's main interface has not changed much since the initial version, but that is not a bad thing necessarily. Windows threw a SmartScreen warning on the test system, which it may do when a program is new. The program is portable and can be run right after it has been downloaded from the developer website. The developer added new features, such as NTFS format, additional tools and distributions, and usability improvements to the program. The latest version, Universal USB Installer 2.0.0.7 was released yesterday, and since the last review dates backs back 10 years, it is a good time to take another look at the application. The developer published updated versions of Universal USB Installer regularly.
0 kommentar(er)
