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Installing distros on USB sticks with UNetbootin

LITTLE BOOTS

Author(s): KRISTIAN KISSLING

UNetbootin lets users set up almost any distribution on a bootable USB stick.

Vampire hunter Van Helsing always has some holy water along for emergencies; Daywalker Blade relies on silver stakes. Experienced Linux users are more likely to resort to Linux on a USB stick to exorcise viruses from infected Windows computers. Thanks to UNetbootin, setting up an electronic emergency tool on a stick does not take much time.


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