Linux 6-in-1 Best OS Collection Multi-Boot Set Bootable USB Flash Drive for PC MultiBoot Live | Elementary | Ubuntu Mate | Fedora Workstation | Tails | AV | Kubuntu

A bootable collection of the most popular versions of Linux. Good tool to have in the arsenal.

Liked the drive. Liked the speedy delivery. Instructions included is a nice feature, but a little dated and inaccurate in spots. Really can't give it a 5 star. Just spent the better part of a day trying to get Ubuntu Mate 23.xx on the stick working. Current version LTS and regular build is 24.10. Upgrade your versions and get one to me and I'll give you 5 stars. Otherwise I have a rather high priced thumb drive.

Excellent... it was the only recovering tool that successfully revived my laptop which was dead for three years'

Non funtional but the actually drive was workable. I had to manually download and install all the isos myself. May as well have been a blank USB.

I have tried two of these devices. The first one I received allowed me to progress through the steps until it was time to install. Then, a pop up notified me the the Installer had Crashed, and that Report was being sent to the Developer. I made several more attempts with the same results each time.So I figured that anyone could get a defective device. And I placed an order for a return. Then ordered a second device to try.When the second device arrived, i was farmilar with the required steps. So, immediately I recognized that the installation process was skipping pass some of the options I was required to select for the final installation. I rebooted several times and each time it would not stop on the menu long enough for me to make those optional selections.Bottom line for me, is that I have spent way too much time on trying to get those two devices to work for me. They will be returned. And I have no interest in wasting anymore time on this venture.Good luck , if you do or have. I am finished.

Installation went great. Tried all supplied distributions and they all worked fine on a 12 year old 32 bit laptop.Unfortunately, the versions of Linux are a bit dated. For example the Linux Ubuntu Mate included is version 17.04. They are not up to version 20.04.It is not possible (as far as I know) to do a simple software update to go from version 17 to version 18. You have to download another ".ISO" file, make an installation disk or USB key and install the new version on a new partition. It's quite a bit of work and could be too difficult for the uninitiated.So, if you don't mind using old versions, this OS collection USB key is fine. I just wish they would keep up with the latest versions, at least that came our within the last year or so.

I ordered the wrong one. But still works.

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