WoeUSB
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WoeUSB is a simple tool that enable you to create your own usb stick windows installer from an iso image or a real DVD. It is a fork of Congelli501 s WinUSB.
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- Free
- Open Source
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- Linux
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This is going to be a list of the free tools/software that can be used mostly in any field. it's based on websites recommendations, personal experience and YouTube videos. If there's any software that you like to be added here pls inform me so we can do it together. They won't be in the alphabetical order. Together we can do it. If you find any software in the list that's not free let me know
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This is a list of software that respects your privacy.
Bear in mind that I haven't found replacements for all of the privative, closed source software I previously used, so you may see some of it untill I find a proper replacement and remove it.
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You have to be a Nerd / Geek to even start using this!
Mr Lin no longer provides ready to install binaries for his wondrous creation. Instead you must "clone the git, use your wit, rub some spit, and miss or hit"!
So, apparently, this software is just targetted at advanced programmer type people who are at ease building binaries from source posted on GitHub. Why would they even bother with Windows, then, escapes me.
Not so easy to use, but it works! ;)
Works great for installing Windows ISO onto a flash drive using a linux machine.
I use this program exclusively, and have never had any issues with it.
Please remember that this program also contains
woeusbguifor a graphical interface.If you're getting to the point in your life where you're switching "back to" windows after a linux installation, or just creating a bootable usb drive for a friend, this is the tool to use. Single command, an input and an output, and all hassles taken care for you - no "optional settings", no "never need to touch this" buttons, no bloat, no wasted space, no nonsense. If you're just needing to create a windows ISO, this is absolutely the tool to use.
Honestly I've never tested it with other iso's, but I can definitely claim that this tool has created a proper windows installation media every time. I don't think I can even recall ever having an issue.
Hello, I'm one of the contributor of WoeUSB, please checkout our issue tracker and wiki if you encounter any issues using WoeUSB.
Cheers!
Hello, I'm one of the contributor of WoeUSB, please checkout our issue tracker and wiki if you encounter any issues using WoeUSB.
Cheers!