Stop using Rufus to burn ISOs, these 2 tools for Windows and Linux are better

Exploring older operating systems and trying out different Linux distros on a virtual machine is one of my ongoing hobby projects (I have a lot of those). One of the main issues I’ve had is shuttling different ISO files between VMs.

On my Windows hobby machine, I found a solution in an app I’d been using for a long time called Anyburn, and on Linux Mint, I prefer Ventoy. Rufus is great for very specific things, like creating a dedicated bootable USB containing a Linux distro or other bootable installer. But it isn’t as beginner-friendly and doesn’t have all the features I need for my workflow.

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