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Consider Ventoy. It's an open source tool that seems to meet your requirements… ✓ supports most distros (or Windows, ChromeOS, etc) ✓ choice of os at boot time ✓ add another just by co...
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#3: Post edited
- Consider [Ventoy](https://www.ventoy.net/).
- It's an open source tool that seems to meet your requirements…
- ✓ supports most distros (or Windows, ChromeOS, etc)
- ✓ choice of os at boot time
✓ add another just by copying over the .iso- ✓ you can use the remaining free space on the USB for storing your own files
- Consider [Ventoy](https://www.ventoy.net/).
- It's an open source tool that seems to meet your requirements…
- ✓ supports most distros (or Windows, ChromeOS, etc)
- ✓ choice of os at boot time
- ✓ add another just by copying over the .iso
- ✓ you can use the remaining free space on the USB for storing your own files
#2: Post edited
- Consider [Ventoy](https://www.ventoy.net/).
- It's an open source tool that seems to meet your requirements…
- ✓ supports most distros (or Windows, ChromeOS, etc)
- ✓ choice of os at boot time
✓ add another just by copying over the .iso
- Consider [Ventoy](https://www.ventoy.net/).
- It's an open source tool that seems to meet your requirements…
- ✓ supports most distros (or Windows, ChromeOS, etc)
- ✓ choice of os at boot time
- ✓ add another just by copying over the .iso
- ✓ you can use the remaining free space on the USB for storing your own files
#1: Initial revision
Consider [Ventoy](https://www.ventoy.net/). It's an open source tool that seems to meet your requirements… ✓ supports most distros (or Windows, ChromeOS, etc) ✓ choice of os at boot time ✓ add another just by copying over the .iso