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Easiest/best way to make bootable USB on Linux

  • dd is the "standard" way pf doing and my first choice.

    First google result for "linux create bootable usb" here

    Less shitty guide here albeit a bit more advanced. (Gotta know what you actually want to do)

    Good luck :D

    EDIT: sorry this was apparently linux4noobs. Hopefully someone can give more detailed instructions, but might as well leave this here if you find any of this useful.

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    Hello, I’m going to be getting a new computer soon and have thought about linux. Questions inside

  • What? Compatible with Linux? How would it not be? Linux runs on so much more than windows.

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    Favorite Terminal Emulator

  • It's written in C and is a bit more minimalist. Builds faster than alacritty, and is pretty even with alacritty in perf.

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    Favorite Terminal Emulator

  • Switched from alacritty after using it for a year or two to foot. Does what it's supposed to well, and not a bunch of other shit