What is the preferred way to make a bootable USB drive on Linux these days? I want to try a couple of distros on my very old mother’s PC before installing. When I googled it, I only found ways to do it in Windows. Perhaps my Google-fu is off? So I thought: why not ask Lemmy?

  • Iapar
    1•1 year ago

    I would like to know why you love fedora.

    • @[email protected]M
      2•1 year ago
      • Vanilla DEs: every spin provides a clean desktop, how the devs intended it.
      • Great update schedule: the 6 months release cycle provides a great compromise between stability (how often stuff changes), reliability (how often stuff breaks) and freshness. A rolling release (like Tumbleweed) downloads many GBs of downloads each week and feels like a testing ground with stuff often not working that smoothly, while Debian for example is super stale.
      • Community based and backed by RH (devs and $$$)
      • Sane defaults for me
      • Their immutable variants (Silverblue, etc.) are fantastic as well and a joy to use.
      • And more