ROSA Image Writer
Program for flashing images
What is ROSA Image Writer?
Optical drives are rapidly disappearing from our computers of all kinds, and consequently installing operating systems from USB flash disks is becoming increasingly popular. ISO images of the ROSA Linux distribution were originally intended for burning to DVD disks, but they can as well be written to flash disks which would allow you to boot from them and launch the Live system or start installation. There is no standard tool for writing images to flash disks, everybody uses what they like. In ROSA the command line tool dd was traditionally recommended for performing this kind of job. However, it can hardly be called user-friendly, and most users would feel at least some discomfort, if not terror, using it. For Windows users the situation is even worse. Granted, there is a dd port for Windows, but it happened to have serious bugs which prevent the resultant flash disks from working properly. All this led to the solution of developing our own tool, ROSA Image Writer.
Last update was in 2016.
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Supported Languages
- English
Comments and Reviews
Said about ROSA Image Writer as an alternative
its quick stable & versatile no errors on any I made
Easy to use, multi-platform
Tags
- usb-creator
- os-utilities
- image-writer
Recent user activities on ROSA Image Writer
einabyss added ROSA Image Writer as alternative(s) to Fedora LiveUSB Creator
tekdt added ROSA Image Writer as alternative(s) to TekDT USB Creator
tekdt added
Very small program, easy to understand, no frills. It just works (as root).