Open Source Windows ISO Creators

IsoCreator (could also be called Folder-to-ISO or Directory-to-ISO) C#.NET 2.0 application which creates ISO 9660 Joliet CD images from a given folder or volume. Can also create ISO with virtual files, given a tree representing a directory structure.

Create your own live iso of your favourite linux distribution with your own customization included and installable to disk. https://github.com/emmett1/linuxliveiso

BIG NEWS: This project is going open-source!!! Join HypherionSA's discord to follow the progress -> https://discord.gg/PdVnXf9 The new update just fixes a dependency error that caused the Burn ISO to CD and ISO maker to malfunction. Please report to us if it still doesn't work BlackBox ISO Burner is back after more than 4 years since the last release. BlackBox ISO Burner is a free and easy to use ISO burning, mounting and creating application. Features Supports IDE, SATA, FIREWIRE, E-SATA, USB burning devices. Supports CD/DVD/Blu-Ray and USB devices such as memory sticks Can create bootable Windows Installation USB's (Tested with Windows Server 2008, 7, 8, 8.1, 10 and vista. Feel free to test on other versions too) Can create ISO files Supports mounting of ISO files This program is protected by the copyright law and no part of it may be reproduced without written permission!

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Skorpion OS is a privacy-focused, AI-native Linux distribution based on Debian Trixie, built for developers, privacy enthusiasts, and normal users who want local artificial intelligence as a core part of their operating system. At its heart is SKAI (Skorpion AI), a fully offline AI subsystem powered by Ollama and the qwen2.5:14b language model. No cloud. No telemetry. Your data never leaves your machine. The system is built around a minimal i3 window manager environment with Kitty terminal and a cohesive dark aesthetic throughout. The included SkAi Firefox extension brings local AI directly into your browser, while Olly — a natural language CLI file manager — lets you interact with your filesystem using plain language powered by the local LLM.

We are working on multiple remixes of Ubuntu and are generating our own ISOs of existing remixes and flavours. We are also maintaining our own ISO builder. You can request for new remixes at https://sourceforge.net/p/ubuntu-remixes/discussion/remixes/. If you want, you can also help in developing new remixes by asking at https://sourceforge.net/p/ubuntu-remixes/discussion/devel/. You can download any of the remixes/flavours from https://sourceforge.net/projects/ubuntu-remixes/files/.

You can create ISO file with your files.