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Deepin Boot Maker vs Ubuntu Startup Disk Creator

Deepin Boot Maker

deepin.org

Ubuntu Startup Disk Creator

ubuntu.com

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FigureDeepin Boot MakerUbuntu Startup Disk Creator
Price fromFreeFree
Free planYesYes
Free trial——
Open source——
WindowsYes—
macOSYes—
LinuxYesYes
Plans published11
Spec score · Bootable USB Software8.4 (#2)7.5 (#20)
MakerDeepin Boot Maker is developed by the deepin Community.Canonical is the publisher of Ubuntu.
PurposeDeepin Boot Maker helps users create a Deepin boot disk.Startup Disk Creator writes an Ubuntu image to a USB stick to create bootable installation media.
SupportThe project README lists a wiki, forum, Developer Center, and Matrix for usage help.Ubuntu’s older Startup Disk Creator tutorial points users who need help to Ubuntu Discourse, Ask Ubuntu, and IRC-based support.

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Deepin Boot Maker

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Ubuntu Startup Disk Creator

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In their own words

Deepin Boot Maker

Deepin Boot Maker is a free, open-source utility from the deepin Community for creating a Deepin boot disk. The workflow is to choose an ISO image, select a USB disk, start creating the disk, and complete the process. It is designed for Deepin installation ISOs and also works with Ubuntu live installation ISOs; ISO files can be added by dragging and dropping them. The official download directory lists a Windows executable and a macOS ZIP archive. On Linux, Deepin users can install the program from the repository with `sudo apt-get install deepin-boot-maker`; the README says the only binary release is currently from a Deepin OS ISO. The project uses the GPL-3.0-only license and links to its source code. For usage help, it lists a wiki, forum, Developer Center, and Matrix. The project encourages issue reports and contributions. No paid plans or usage limits are stated.

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Ubuntu Startup Disk Creator

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