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nwg-iso
Arch Linux ISO with nwg-shell for sway and Hyprland
The nwg-iso project provides an ISO image built with archiso, with additions to ensure a simple way to install Arch Linux, sway & Hyprland Wayland compositors and the nwg-shell toolbox. The live environment comes with Hyprland and sway session, so that you can test compositors and the shell before installation. It also contains the 'installer' command, which is a simplified version of the interactive installation with the archinstall script. -
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deepin live image
this project contains deepin disk preinstalled image copy
latest Deepin beige iso is based on deepin 23 beta 3(updated on 2024/03/24) with linux kernel 6.6.7 . This iso doesn't include installer. Working on this. Created using penguine's egg snapshot. deepin os preinstalled img.gz (based on debian) snapshot for live usb testing. old versions snapshot were created using refracta tools.. i removed them from sourceforge. **>> latest deepin 23 img.gz is img raw image of 15 gb preinstalled disk. Why disk image instead of iso? **> to... -
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WPE4Live
Customized Windows Live System for daily use
Customized Windows Live System for daily use based on WinPE (Windows Preinstallation Environment) Imagine you can boot up a system and surf the Internet or listen to music carefree. And after a reboot everything is gone. That's it!! With this idea I started it as a project. Various live systems have now emerged. Everything customized. e.g.: remote desktop client etc... On request also adapted to your needs !!! Available in different languages. (see Files) Very good customizable, Apps, Drivers, Wallpaper, WiFi,... (see Wiki) New Live systems will follow. Stay tuned... To create a bootable USB Stick run Rufus: https://sourceforge.net/projects/rufus.mirror/ -
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Niso Project (WinXP x86 SP3)
A Windows XP installer without needing to make a bootable USB.
The Niso Project is a setup application to install Microsoft Windows on your computer without needing to copy files from an iso image or use a cd or make a bootable USB. *This program can only be used if you have an existing installation of Windows on the computer you want to install Windows on* *This specific setup installs Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 3 x86 on your computer* *Comes with a valid tested product key in a .txt file* -
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liveusb-openbsd
Live OpenBSD on your 64 Gig pendrive
...It is a breeze to install, has clear instructions and provides very high quality images. There are 3 variants: - Minimal without graphics - XFCE - Gnome(most popular) This project is the best UNIX on the bootable USB memory stick space. You can use this to carry your OS anywhere you go. At this time only AMD64 architecture is supported. You need to modify the booting sequence in BIOS to boot from thum drive and you are set. -
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Lonero OS
The Decentralized Operating System
The best USB Flash method is using Rofus to create a bootable USB Most common problem + easy fix: https://askubuntu.com/questions/985612/running-ubuntu-from-a-usb-failed-to-load-ldlinux-c32 Please note: default password is pass Lonero OS is based off of the Lubuntu OS, and has a few adding things such as: 1) The uncompiled source binaries of: GitPrep, SMesh, Kademlia, Beaker Browser, and VPNBook 2) Telegram Desktop installed 3) DuckDuckGo should be the default browser This project is part of an aim to create an open, distributed, censorship resistant operating system, and this is the beta of that. -
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Iso2Usb
A cross platform application to create bootable media from ISO images
You can create linux distribution, Windows bootable devices with target system as UFEI or BIOS. The project is highly inspired by Rufus which is written in C++. The windows version is written in C# and Linux with JavaFx. My main reason to create this project is to learn these languages and to practically understand how they work, such type of project inspired me a lot. Iso2Usb is bit faster than Rufus, I guess with only 8 seconds difference (tested with Elementary OS Juno). -
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DDriveWrite
Disk image read writer
DDriveWrite is a C#.Net project that facilitates direct reading and writing of a disk image to a disk drive in a manner not unlike a *nix 'dd' command to a drive device node. Designed for use in bootable USB image applications. Update: After about 2 years I've finally made a couple small updates, improving usability on more modern versions of windows. -
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ghpsdr3-usb
Easy to configure suite of ghpsdr3-alex application on a bootable USB
Goal is a complete easy to configure suite of ghpsdr3-alex application on a bootable USB Flash drive The ghpsdr3-alex project wiki is located at http://napan.ca/ghpsdr3/index.php/Main_Page ghpsdr3-alex is a set of Applications aimed at Ham Radio operators to use SDR (Software Defined Radio) hardware. The focus is on remote capabilities using the softrock SDR hardware. -
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This is not an independent project, I just picked up the iso image crux64, and made on the basis of its bootable USB stick . You can use the unix command dd [dd if = crux-2.6-x86_64-bootable_usb of = / dev/sdb1] to transfer it to your USB device.
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