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Rufus
Utility to create bootable USB flash drives
...The app is just over 1MB in size and is notably faster than similar competitor apps such as the Windows 7 USB utility, Universal USB Installer, and UNetbootin. Rufus can come in handy when you need to simply format a USB drive, install an OS on a machine that lacks a CD/DVD-ROM drive, or when you need to boot an operating system temporarily without intentions of actually installing the media. This can be immensely useful while you're on the go or just need access to an OS for a temporary, isolated reason. The app can even be used to flash firmware to BIOS or other destinations by just using DOS. ... -
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Pearl Linux MATE 12
The perfect desktop for all with Compiz as default Window Manager
Pearl MATE Desktop 12 is a easy to customize 64 bit OS based on a mix of both Ubuntu and the Linux Mint latest LTR (24.04). We have included both the fully loaded version and also a minimal ISO. Natural sounding Text to Speech with Pied Piper -
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Pearl Linux 1.5 64 bit
Mac OSX Style Linux Desktop with Webmin managed Server
...As with Pearl Linux 32bit their are two usable window managers. The default Xfce manager Xfwm as well as Compiz. We changed the Xfwm / Compiz switcher a bit as well as added a very handy short easy to understand QuickTips document (located in the Documents directory in the users home directory). This document may help the "runaway desktop" that compiz could have on most folks that are not above average Linux users when fine tuning your compiz settings. Please see README file for the updates made to the latest release of Pearl Linux 1.5 Alternative. ...
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