Linux Collection on 32GB USB - 13 Linux: Mint Mageia Ubuntu Debian FerenOS PepperMint ElementaryOS openSUSE 4MLinux Bodhi CentOS Zorin LinuxLight

Ad says "Multi-Boot menu". Doesn't work. All distros are there, but have to manually access each one.

This is a one stop shop for the best flavors of Linux. No need to download or worry about if your download is compromised. I have tested all versions and they all work with no issues.

Wanted to try linux on my chromebook without loosing existing data and settings. Turns out to boot to usb on a CB requires developer mode which erases all data/settings.

I purchased this in the hope that it would give some new life into a couple of 2008 A1181 13" Macbooks.Unfortunately it is not recognised as a bootable device when booting up holding the Alt key.I have contacted the supplier & they advise they only deal with PC but some of their buyers have got it working on their Macs. Can anyone help in this regard or point me to the necessary instructions to get it Bootable on my Mac.I have an oldish HP probook which does boot up from the USB stick (Esc & then F9 during boot up)so will keep the purchase to have a go on that to perhaps replace or use a dual boot for a version of Linux instead of windows.Years ago I had installed Red Hat & Suse on an old Pentium P75! years ago so not amis to using the terminal commands.

tried 4 distro,s zorin look,s like win 98 dont update it cos it has a few bugs mint is great 2 r out just my personal taste ubuntu is ok try the rest now but i think i will pick linux mint of them all and zorin alongside it 2 partitions

had a great time,trying out all of these linux OS,s,some even look and feel like win 10.i know there is a way of playing microsoft software using wine,or using a virtual drive,but im not that savvy with that yet.but im trying 1 or 2 on my old laptop.when win11 comes and we have a limited time left on 10 i,ll have somethng to fall back on 10/10

This a good way to investigate Linux before committing to purchase or install. You can try out different distros to see if you like then and your old laptop can support them.

Fast delivery, great for booting up dead systems as well as installing new systems 5 stars