How can I have 2 or more Linux on one USB stick?

Can I start with 2 and then add on more afterwards?

Thanks.

Yumi boot loader

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multibootusb

cross platform unlike Yumi that only runs in Windows. You might be able to get Yumi to run in Wine, but that is not 100%.

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Thanks guys.

I think I'll give multibootusb a go.

Yumi: https://www.pendrivelinux.com/yumi-m...t-usb-creator/ - I assume this is where you download from?
The website looks spammy type. I know if the software is free that they need to make money somehow...

The pendrive site looks pretty much the same as it always has. It's been around for years and is pretty reliable. I tried Yumi once and it worked. Either it or multiboot should work particularly for new users of Linux. I don't know if there are limitations of either multiboot or yumi, but the number of live Linux operating systems or utilities you can put on a usb is basically limited only by the size of the usb. I tried several years ago and got 26 on a 16GB flash drive, basically as a test. The software above should be satisfactory for almost all purposes.

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i use WinSetupFromUSB with a USB 3.0 30GB thumbdrive and i load various Linux distros as well as Windows 7/8.1/10

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Guys, if I install one Linux as persistent onto a USB stick, can I then use some of the programs mentioned above to add multi boot later?
Or do I need to setup multi boot loading first?

Thanks

No, yes.

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