Software update: Ventoy 1.0.61

Two new versions of Ventoy were released in quick succession. This open source program allows the creation of self-starting USB sticks. However, the way it does that is different from comparable tools. The USB stick only needs to be prepared once and after that as many ISO files can be placed on the stick as there is free space. Ventoy automatically creates a boot menu for the existing ISO files. Support is in place for both UEFI and legacy boot and it has been tested with over 770 different ISO files† The changelog since version 1.0.59 looks like this:

Changes in Ventoy 1.0.61:

• Fix some BUGs when do update after non-destructive installation.
• Before non-destructive installation in Windows, use chkdsk to fix the volume if needed.
• Add dir option in menu_tip plugin. Notes
• languages.json update

Changes in Ventoy 1.0.60:

• Fix some BUGs when do non-destructive installation with GPT disk. Now 1.0.59 release is deprecated.
• Add non-destructive installation support in Linux Ventoy2Disk.sh. Notes
• Optimization for Ventoy2Disk.exe. Use powershell as an alternative when VDS is unavailable.
• Document: About GRUB2 Mode
• Help information language update
• languages.json update