Download Universal USB Installer 1.9.3.3

Universal USB Installer is a Windows program that allows the installation ISOs of a large number of Linux distributions to be placed on a USB stick. As a result, they no longer have to be burned to a CD or DVD first, but the installation can be performed from the self-starting USB stick. Support is available for a wide range of distributions, from the most well-known to some very obscure. A part of the USB stick can also be used as persistent memory are used so that changes and personal files can be saved, which is normally not possible with a live CD. Pen Drive Linux has made the following changes and improvements since version 1.9.2.5:

Changes in version 1.9.3.3:

• Update to support final release of
  • Ubuntu 13.04
  • kubuntu 13.04
  • Lubuntu 13.04
  • Xubuntu 13.04
  • Edubuntu 13.04

Changes in version 1.9.3.2:

• Update to support
  • REMnux
  • Linux Mint Debian 201303
  • kubuntu 13.04
  • Lubuntu 13.04
  • Xubuntu 13.04
  • Edubuntu 13.04
• Fix some broken links

Changes in version 1.9.3.1:

• Condense Code to make updates easier.
• Added support for
  • Kali Linux
  • Tail 0.17

Changes in version 1.9.3.0:

• Correctly broken Ubuntu 13.04 i386 Desktop entry.

Changes in version 1.9.2.9:

• Update to support
  • Mythbuntu 12.04.2 Desktop amd64
  • Debian Live 6.0.7
• Implement another attempt to address “Insane primary (MBR) partition. Can’t find myself on the drive I booted from” error.
• Allow Spaces in Unlisted ISO Filenames.

Changes in version 1.9.2.8:

• Update to support
  • Ubuntu 12.04.2 Desktop amd64
  • Ubuntu 12.04.2 DVD amd64
  • Edubuntu 12.04.2 amd64
  • (G4L) Ghost for Linux

Changes in version 1.9.2.7:

• Update to support
  • Ultimate Boot CD 5.2.1
  • Comodo Rescue Disk 2.0.261647.1
  • Elementary Luna.
• Switch back to Syslinux 4.06. See Additional Help Section for Insane Primary MBR messages.

Changes in version 1.9.2.6:

• Update to support
  • Ubuntu 12.04.2.
• Temporary switch to Syslinux 4.06-pre7 to prevent “Insane primary (MBR) partition. Can’t find myself on the drive I booted from” errors.