GNOME Disks
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Efficiently manage disk functions like inspecting, partitioning, and formatting. Utilize disk imaging and backup, S.M.A.R.T. monitoring, and encryption. Integrates well with Linux, particularly GNOME, offering RAID setups and benchmarking tools, compatible with various file systems.
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- Free • Open Source
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United States
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- Linux
- GNOME
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By using the menu on the top right and clicking "Restore Disk Image..." I managed to create a bootable manjaro usb drive. Seems to be somewhat little known. Since etcher is incredibly bloated because it requires a web browser to run (electron) this should be preferred.
Users can delete .iso image and eject drive with gnome-disk-utility 3.36.3 and UDisks 2.8.4 (built against 2.8.4) to create an image from scratch.
Users can create .iso images of optical media with gnome-disk-utility 3.36.3 and UDisks 2.8.4 (built against 2.8.4).
I cannot tell how good or bad .iso files can be.
Benchmark, edit mount settings, partition edit, format, change file systems, backup, restore, make bootable iso usb... Full feature disk utility for every linux user must have.
Much better than Gparted, until today has not given me problems