The best software for creating bootable linux on pendrive in windows...
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The best software for creating bootable linux on pendrive in windows...
I am trying to install fedora 22, it seems the only safest option I have now is booting from the pendrive. As indulging in dual boot with windows, I might end up having problems with the grub.
Any suggestions for any good software for making bootable drives will be greatly appreciated.
There are lots of them. My preference is YUMI because you can throw in as many different isos as your drive can hold and boot any of them at will. Works great for a "system recovery usb" with all of the necessary tools in one place.
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