Software Update: YUMI 2.0.5.5

Version 2.0.5.5 of YUMI has been released. YUMI stands for Your Universal Multiboot Installer and is a Windows program that allows the installation ISOs of a large number of Linux distributions to be placed on a USB stick. In addition, there is support for Windows installation CDs, antivirus rescue CDs and other tools. This means that they no longer have to be burned to a CD or DVD first, but the installation can be performed from the self-starting USB stick. What sets YUMI apart is that several ISOs can be added, which end up as choices in a boot menu. Since version 2.0.4.9, the following changes have been made:

Changes in version 2.0.5.5:

• Fix various broken links.

Changes in version 2.0.5.4:

• Added initial support for KaOS, VyOS, Bluestar Linux, Raspberry Pi Desktop, and XenialPup.
• Medicat now extracts to the root folder until I find a fix for lost paths.

Changes in version 2.0.5.3:

• Added support for Super Grub2 Disk, Trisquel, newer LXLE, and Medicat.

Changes in version 2.0.5.2:

• Added support for MX Linux and Feren OS.

Changes in version 2.0.5.1:

• Added support for Parrot, Vinux (for the blind and visually impaired), POP!_OS, and WifiWay 3.5.

Changes in version 2.0.5.0:

• Added support for Antergos, PureOS, CentOS Installer, Ubuntu Mini (Netboot Installer), and recently Debian Live and Tails Images.
• Corrected broken Debian homepage link and Lubuntu, Xubuntu download links.