UNetbootin is a utility for creating bootable flash drives using Linux/BSD operating system images.
Features of UNetbootin
The program has a fairly simple interface, where even an inexperienced computer user can create a bootable OS image and save it to a flash drive or a hard drive. The internal directory of the utility provides a huge selection of the 40 most popular versions of distributions: Arch Linux, Damn Small Linux, Xubuntu, etc. Each version is accompanied by a brief description and a link to the official developer's site. To create a bootable USB flash drive, users can choose a downloaded .ISO image. It is sufficient to specify its location (path), and select the desired media for burning.
Benefits of
- no installation required;
- Supports all known versions of Linux BSD distributions;
- Two modes of creation: on a flash drive and on the hard disk;
- official OS sources;
- automatically detects connected removable devices;
- performs non-destructive installation, which does not require formatting the media;
- allows you to create several images on one medium.
Disadvantages
- The interface is only partially russified;
- sometimes the downloading of the distribution stops unexpectedly.
