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Davidmiler:
How do I install and use Etcher on Linux for making a live Linux USB?

40hz:
Full information, download links, and instructions can be found here:

https://etcher.download/

Shades:
How do I install and use Etcher on Linux for making a live Linux USB?
-Davidmiler (November 25, 2020, 08:57 AM)
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Was Linux not intended to be a clean operating system, unburdened by the bloat that comes with Windows applications?
So why would you even consider Etcher? It is already an abomination on Windows, it should be prohibited on every other operating system...  ;)

4wd:
How do I install and use Etcher on Linux for making a live Linux USB?
-Davidmiler (November 25, 2020, 08:57 AM)
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I would have thought that most directions on making a live Linux USB drive have instructions for using dd, at least most of the ones I've seen have.

Otherwise there's the always useful unetbootin.

40hz:

I would have thought that most directions on making a live Linux USB drive have instructions for using dd, at least most of the ones I've seen have.
-4wd (December 03, 2020, 08:45 AM)
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Absolutely.  :Thmbsup:

dd would be my preferred way to do it.

Although unetbootin as you mentioned is also a good alternative. Only problem I’ve run into with it in the past was that it could behave funny at times depending on the distro. But that’s probably more a thing in the past than now.

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