The new iVentoy software takes the underlying concept of running and installing multiple operating systems from a single USB device to the network level. Unlike tools such as Rufus, which support creating a bootable USB drive using a single operating system, Ventoy supports multiple operating systems on a single drive. Ventoy is an open source tool to create bootable USB drives using one or more disk image formats.

The developer of the multi-boot tool Ventoy has released a new utility called iVentoy. IVentoy: boot and install operating systems on multiple machines over the network Subscription is completely voluntary and is for those who want better service and experience. The subscription service is provided for the better and sustainable development of the Ventoy project. Ventoy software is open source and free, and that will never change. Ventoy is an open source software under GPLv3 license.īut Ventoy project need to pay for the server hosting, domain name, bandwidth, many USB sticks for test, large capacity of HDD (for downloading ISO files) and so on.įor the better and sustainable development of Ventoy, I provide the subscription service…. Show file checksum menu title according to the existence of checksum value.Īutomatically switch to en_US when use text mode.Īdd unsupported tip message for 4k native disk.

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