This thing any good? Seems simple enough to use. https://etcher.io/

>>58114090
Literally a dd gui

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>>58114090
>sudo apt-get install etcher-electron
I want off this ride.

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>>58114090
>"etcher"
>.io

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>>58114090
>not using Rufus for Windows and dd for Linux

>>58114132
>literally an 80mb dd gui

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>>58114090
>yet another Electron app

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>>58114164
Kek a browser based tool for desktop applications.

Doesn't finder have the ability to burn disks already? Why would you ever need this?

>>58114090
How much ram does it use? I bet if you unpack this you will get 150mb and when you run it, it'll take 500mb ram.

>>58114293
Both finder and disk utility

>>58114132
This. It works and it's slightly quicker than typing in the commands. If you write a lot of USBs it's probably worth it.

>>58114293
Finder won't write bootable USBs, to get it to work 100% of the time it's best to use the cli

>>58114090
It has worked fine the few times i have used it, you can also use gnome-disk-utility if you want tho.