MultiBootUSB allows you to install multiple Live Linux on a USB disk non-destructively and the option to uninstall distros. Try out the world’s first true cross-platform multi-boot live USB creator for free. No matter whether you’re employed in Windows or Linux, MultiBootUSB will work within the same method.
Bootable USB created in windows ought to work in Linux and vice versa. It additionally reduces the event time considerably because the code base is the same for Windows and Linux.
The program is standalone from the bottom up. This implies that all needed files and binary executables are included within the executable.
Users can write ISO images to a USB disk. This is just like Image Writer however cross-platform. Simply downloading and double-clicking on the executable ought to launch this software.
MultiBootUSB supports many distros and nonetheless counting. There are not any pre-configured distro-specific files included in MultiBootUSB. The configuration files are modified dynamically throughout installation so that the user will get the distro’s all available default boot options.
The whole code of MultiBootUSB is written in python. Python is a robust dynamic programming language that’s broadly utilized for cross-platform purposes. The programming language used infamous program equivalent to Dropbox can also be utilized in MultiBootUSB.
GUI toolkit for MultiBootUSB has been rigorously chosen as PyQt. PyQt is a Qt binding for python. MultiBootUSB makes use of QtDesigner, a GUI form designer, for the user interface so that we can code more. Qt is, without doubt, one of the most generally used GUI toolkits available within the subject at this time and appears native on all platforms.
Syslinux is used because the default boot loader for making your USB bootable. The choice of boot loader is rigorously chosen as many distros use isolinux or syslinux of their ISOs. MultiBootUSB ships with completely different versions of syslinux to reduce incompatibility and install actual distro specif syslinux.
MultiBootUSB is launched under General Public Licence (GPL). Anybody can use, modify and redistribute if they need. It can also be built using the very best open-source program on this planet. Be it Python or Syslinux you get the very best. Source code is at all times available for users to view.
Changes in MultiBootUSB 9.2.0
- Fix for crash under Windows
- Reimplemented Debian persistence feature under Linux and Windows
- Improved partition detection type
- Allow goal drive specification using decreased case letters within the command-line interface
- Added option to specify persistence option from the command-line interface using ‘persistence-size’ or ‘p’
- Better conversion of syslinux config files to grub suitable one (loopback.cfg)
- Prevent command-line interface from installing over a current installation (just like GUI)
- Fix distro detection going out of sync after uninstalling a distro
- Multibootusb remembers persistence size when attempting the next distro (having persistence feature)
- Better detection of GPT devices under Windows
- Fix Linux (ubuntu16.04) incompatibility (7zip coding)
- Fix crashing of MultiBootUSB when installing default syslinux
- Provide suggestions after successful or failure of syslinux install
- General code cleanup
- Find and prompt for empty ISO files
- Fixed varied typographical errors
- Fix wifi Slax install problem
- Fix Antergos booting problem
- Fix slitaz rolling detection and install
- Fix wifi Slax install problem
- Fix for syslinux install when USB disk will not be inserted
- Fix parted magic grub label (Thanks to Gabriel Magno)
- Intimate users if USB disk not inserted when attempting to install syslinux
- Add support for AntiX 17.1
- Added Parabola Linux
- Sync with one other MultiBootUSB venture
Supported Operating Systems:
- Windows 7, 8, 8.1, 10 (32-bit, 64-bit).
- Debian, Ubuntu
- Open Suse
Size: 26.3 MB