USB Startup disk making tool Rufus version 4.3 release: add expert function, improve Slax Linux  support

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen Alejandro86 for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com news on October 20, Rufus is an old USB boot disk production tool, which is open source on GitHub according to the GPLv3 protocol, and can make ISO images of Windows, Linux and other systems into USB boot disks.

Pete Batard, the icon developer of ▲ Rufus, today released an update to Rufus version 4.3, which does not introduce major new features / features, but improves many of the BUG that existed in previous versions and optimizes running performance.

CTOnews.com attached the stable version update of Rufus 4.3 as follows:

Add support for saving Rock Ridge symbolic links when using NTFS

Add an exception to enforce NTFS for Linux Mint's LMDE

Add expert feature to restrict Windows installation to S mode

Fixed persistence support for Debian 12 when starting in BIOS mode

Fixed a regression problem that prevented you from opening .vhd images

Update UEFI:NTFS to report more clearly errors on bootmgr security issues

Improve the search for conflicting processes by running in background threads

Improved support for Slax Linux

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