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What's everyone's favourite Linux rescue USB?
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this post was submitted on 15 Aug 2023
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I have a Porteus USB that I keep handy with my old Hirens USB. It’s Slackware based and a bit goofy when it comes to installing other apps, but because it’s a USB portable OS first I feel it’s one of the ones that handles that limitation best. I used to use Puppy IIRC.
This looks pretty cool, I will do some research!