Installing Balena Etcher AppImage On Linux to Create Live Linux USB

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This is the first video in a series in which I want to cover some of the Linux based operating systems that I personally favor and use on a daily basis. we are going to walk through how to flash each OS image to a USB stick to use a live boot. One of the main tools we will use to flash the images is balena etcher. in this video we install balena etcher.

Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only. 

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[BalaSetapak-nc]

I followed your tutorial and it worked perfectly for me. Thank you so much 😃👍👍👍

[thethreefive]

I use Ventoy.
it can be loaded with any Live ISO and used for install medium, or as live only session.

[kawaiihikari]

Dude thank you I’m new to Linux and god I was like bro why can’t it work like windows too many steps for something so simple 😂 thank u again :) also do I have to run ./ name every time?

[edwin]

Thank you. Your sound had cut out halfway through the video.

[cmetr]

Up until 5:21 your instructions worked perfectly. However when I ran your command; I got; bash: cannot execute: required file not found. My file is still in the downloads folder. I'm a beginner and I had someone install debian xfce OS. Thank you for the video.