Ventoy is a free, open-source, and cross-platform program designed to create multiboot USB drives on Linux, macOS, and Microsoft Windows operating systems. You don't need to repeatedly format your USB ...

Creating a bootable USB to install any operating system mainly involves three steps: format the USB device, burn the ISO image into it, and then just boot into your system. At this point comes the ...

The purpose of this project is to set up a USB drive so that it can store multiple bootable live Linux ISO 9660 image files and boot any of these ISO 9660 image files on UEFI firmware machines as well ...

The purpose of this document and method is to show you how you can easily create a dual- or multi-boot Windows/Linux USB pendrive so that you can run the Windows 11 installer and one or more Linux ...

In this month's column we will walk through the steps of installing Debian Potato in a multiboot configuration with Windows 98/NT/2K. Our machine will serve as the desktop system of a software ...

Usually, when you create a live Linux USB, you only install one distro per USB. What if you want to install several distros in the same USB drive? YUMI, stands for ...

If you own a Raspberry Pi, you can start several operating systems from a single boot medium. All you need is a micro SD card ...

There are many applications available to create multiboot USB drives. Some of the popular ones include Ventoy, Etcher and Popsicle. Today, I have stumbled upon yet another useful application called ...

Do you normally use Windows 11 and just want to have a quick look at a Linux distribution such as Linux Mint or start the computer with a rescue system to remove a malware infection, for example? Then ...

You’ve certainly heard about dual-boot systems with Windows and Linux, and possibly about triple-boot systems with an extra OS like Chromium OS or Android, but pine64’s forum user Megous has gone much ...