⚡ Linux Multi-Boot USB 64GB - 12 Live Systems & Rescue Tools Ubuntu Mint Debian

⚡ LINUX MULTI-BOOT USB 64GB — 12 LIVE SYSTEMS AND RESCUE TOOLS ON ONE STICK WITH A BOOT MENU.

One stick, twelve operating systems. Plug it into a PC, tap your boot-menu key, and a plain menu lists every system on the drive — pick one and it loads, no installation and nothing changed on the computer. Every system is the unmodified image its project publishes, stored byte for byte exactly as released, with a 64-bit installer for putting it on a hard drive when you want it permanently.

📋 THE 12 SYSTEMS ON THIS STICK
- Ubuntu 26.04.1 LTS (GNOME) — live + installer
- Kubuntu 26.04.1 LTS (KDE Plasma) — live + installer
- Xubuntu 26.04.1 LTS (Xfce) — live + installer
- Lubuntu 26.04.1 LTS (LXQt) — live + installer
- Linux Mint 22.3 Cinnamon — live + installer
- Linux Mint 22.3 Xfce — live + installer
- Debian 13.7 live KDE — live + installer
- PCLinuxOS 2026.11 KDE — live + installer
- openSUSE Leap 16.0 — offline installer
- FreeBSD 15.1 — installer (no live desktop)
- Clonezilla Live 3.3.3 — disk imaging and cloning tool
- SystemRescue 13.03 — rescue and repair toolkit

🔁 HOW THE MENU WORKS
- The stick is prepared with Ventoy 1.1.18, an open-source boot menu manager: the menu is plain text with version numbers — no icons, no themes, just a clean list
- Try a system live (nothing on the PC changes) or run its installer to put it on the hard drive, alongside Windows or instead of it
- UEFI and legacy BIOS boot; Secure Boot works after a one-time key enrolment (or turn it off) — the printed card walks through it
- Boot order note: this is a multiboot stick for trying, installing and rescue work — the installed systems update themselves online afterwards

📦 WHAT\'S INCLUDED
- 64 GB USB flash drive prepared with the boot menu and all 12 systems (43 GB of unmodified system images), ready to boot
- Printed quick-start card: the full menu list, the boot-menu key for every major PC brand, Secure Boot enrolment steps and the written source offer
- Licences included on the stick
- Email support for setup questions

⚠️ HARDWARE LIMITATIONS — PLEASE READ BEFORE BUYING
- 64-bit Intel or AMD PC (x86-64) required — every system on the stick is 64-bit only
- Memory: 4 GB of RAM recommended (8 GB for the KDE and GNOME desktops and the installers)
- 25 GB of disk space needed to install a system (40 GB for openSUSE Leap); the stick itself needs nothing from the PC
- Not for 32-bit-only PCs, Macs with Apple Silicon (M1 or newer), ARM Windows laptops, Chromebooks, tablets or phones
- Intel Macs: hold Option at power-on; newer T2 Macs need \"Allow booting from external media\" and may have Wi-Fi or keyboard issues in a live session
- Secure Boot: supported after a one-time key enrolment, or turn it off in the firmware setup
- No persistence: files you create during a live session are not saved on the stick — install a system to a hard drive to keep your work
- Hardware support varies: some Wi-Fi adapters, fingerprint readers and very new graphics cards may need extra setup or may not work
- If an entry ever refuses to boot on your PC: try Boot in grub2 mode, Secure Boot off, or the card\'s troubleshooting steps

✅ TRADEMARKS AND LICENCES
- Every system on this stick is open-source software; the price covers the USB drive, its preparation and the printed card
- All names are trademarks of their owners (Ubuntu: Canonical Ltd; Debian: SPI Inc; openSUSE: SUSE LLC; FreeBSD: The FreeBSD Foundation; Oracle: Oracle and/or its affiliates; Linux: Linus Torvalds) and only describe the contents. Not made, endorsed or supported by any of them

⚠️ Please note: booting from USB uses the boot menu — one key press as the PC starts (the card lists it for Dell, HP, Lenovo, ASUS, Acer, MSI and more). From Windows 10/11 you can also use Settings > System > Recovery > Advanced startup > Restart now > Use a device.