10. Programs: Booting up ISOs with "Ventoy"

When you want to run another operating system you usually use a USB stick to flash the system onto it, plug it in, select the USB stick as the boot drive and the system starts.

It will get tiring when you use your 64gb USB stick for a 3gb ISO wasting all the rest of the space. Besides, you cannot easily flash two systems onto one USB stick. It is tiresome but there is a solution.

There is a tool called Ventoy that allows you to pick which ISO you want to run from a menu. It lets you have as many ISOs as the USB stick can physically hold. Getting multiple ISOs onto your Ventoy USB stick is just a drag and drop operation.

When you boot it up a Ventoy menu will appear prompting you to pick which ISO that you copied onto it you want to run. You select one, click enter, and it loads.

It will save you USB sticks, time, and a headache.