I am going to put them right onto this as opposed to having them litter my /home partition.ĭownload the tar.gz and take note as to where you chose to download Ventoy. The system will scan the device recursively so I can still keep everything organized into folders.
I just have to drag and drop the ISO right onto.
This allows me to have multiple distributions on one USB drive and I also do not have to write the images to the device. The annoying part about testing distributions is that I have amassed a collection of USB flash drives with various distributions on it and I am often fumbling finding one that I don’t want to write over. Also, as a non-card carrying member of the BDLL community, we do these weekly “challenges” and I like to participate from time to time in that. Part of the fun of Linux is all the options and therefore, I want to peruse the buffet from time to time. I like to try out another Plasma distribution or something that is quite different than what I am used to using. From time to time, I like to try a new distribution of Linux, not because I am dissatisfied with openSUSE as that is NOT the case but like going to another town to visit and see what culinary options they have to offer.
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