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ISO files have been the standard way to download and install Linux distributions for decades—but is it time for Linux to move on? In this video, I make the case that Linux ISO files should be replaced by IMG disk images, especially now that most people install Linux using bootable USB drives rather than CDs or DVDs.
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00:00 – Why Linux ISO Files Need to Go
01:32 – Linux Troubleshooting eBook
02:31 – IMG Files: The Better Alternative to ISO?
04:13 – Why the ISO Format Is Holding Linux Back
05:54 – Linux Live USB Persistence Explained
07:07 – What Linux Would Be Like Without ISO Files
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– Why ISO was retired ➜ https://learnlinux.link/iso-retired
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