The real alternative to Rufus on Linux... Isn't it Balena-Etcher?!
Sí, lo acabas de leer bien, lo he dicho y escrito aquí y ahora, Balena-etcher no es la verdadera alternativa a Rufus en sistemas Linux... En lo que a ISOs de Windows se trata . Dejame explicarte. Hace un par de horas un colega que se dedica ocasionalmente a reparar computadores de mesa y laptops me dijo "Necesito una version del win10 que sea ligera, a la de ya, mándame un pendrive" y yo que soy…
A writer found that Balena-etcher, often considered an alternative to Rufus for flashing ISOs, did not work for creating a bootable Windows 10 USB drive from an ISO on a Linux system. The writer encountered an error message stating "h.requestmetadata is not a function". Instead, they recommend using WoeUSB, which can be installed from an app store or via the AUR package manager Paru. The writer successfully used WoeUSB via the terminal to create a bootable Windows USB drive from an ISO file.
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