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LinuxLive USB Creator 2.8.1.5
DIR By: algernonbarton
Date: December 22, 2012, 8:35 am
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Windows is no longer the default operating system of choice for
computer users. Macs have become more popular than ever, and in
the PC arena, increasing number of people are discovering the
power and flexibility of Linux. But getting Linux up and running
can be a little daunting. Setting up a dual boot system can be
too complex for beginners, and newcomers may be unwilling to
completely ditch Windows and install Linux as their only
operating system
This is where a live version of Linux can prove useful. It
enables you to run a copy of the operating system from a USB
drive, meaning that there is no need to install it and that it
can be moved from one computer to another with ease.
Affectionately referred to as LiLi, LinuxLive USB Creator is so
easy to use that it is suitable for use by Linux novice and
experts alike, and offers a great alternative to CD/DVD based
live Linux distros.
There is a lengthy list of supported Linux distributions, so no
matter what you are looking for in your portable operating
system, you should be able to use this handy tool to help get up
and running – the only real requirement is that you choose a
live distro that support persistence so you changes will be
retained. Whether you want to be able to run Linux alongside
your existing operating system without the need to think about
partitioning, or just want to be able to take your operating
system with you from machine to machine, this is the tool for
you.
Using the program could hardly be easier. After downloading and
installing, you need to simply point the tool at your USB and
then select an existing Linux ISO file or live CD. If you are
yet to obtain a copy of Linux, you can also download one from
with the program. If you’re using a USB drive that already
contains files, the setup tool can be used to format it, and
then the live drive will be created for you. Fire up your
computer with the USB drive inserted and you’re ready to get to
work with your chosen version of Linux.
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