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You don't need Ventoy to enable persistence. I'm pretty sure Rufus supports it as well, which is far more popular. Ventoy's main selling point is that you can p
by nyuszika7h 5y ago
You don't need Ventoy to enable persistence. I'm pretty sure Rufus supports it as well, which is far more popular. Ventoy's main selling point is that you can put multiple ISOs and other files on the same USB.
- nsonha 5y agoRufus doesn't, but that's not the point, I'm sure there are more than one tool out there that does it. But there should not be any tool. Linux distros should be packaged in such a way that you flash it with the default command that everyone has and you get a non-crippled OS.