LINUX OS MULTIBOOT 128GB MASTER USB
42 Open Source Linux Operating Systems
🚚 Ships Securely in Tamper Proof Packaging 

Perfect for curious Linux beginners and advanced users alike!
  • 42 open-source operating systems packed into one bootable, high capacity USB flash drive.
  • Includes the most popular Ubuntu flavors, all in long term support (LTS) versions.
  • Compatible with 64-bit UEFI/BIOS-based computers.
  • Also includes Linux OS designed to run on older, low-spec computers.
  • All bootable OS files have been verified and tested.
  • Comes with concise, printed user instructions.
✔️ How-to Get Going!
Insert the multiboot USB and restart your computer. Press the boot menu key (like F12 or Esc) as your computer is starting, then select the USB drive. The multiboot menu will appear, letting you choose an OS or tool to boot. 

🔥 Full Linux OS List:
  1. 4MLinux
  2. AlmaLinux (GNOME)
  3. Alpine Linux
  4. Arch Linux
  5. ArchBang
  6. Bodhi Linux
  7. CachyOS
  8. CentOS Stream
  9. Clonezilla Live
  10. Debian (GNOME)
  11. Elementary OS
  12. EndeavourOS
  13. Fedora Workstation
  14. Gentoo (Minimal)
  15. GParted Live
  16. Kali Linux
  17. KDE neon
  18. KNOPPIX
  19. Kubuntu Desktop
  20. Linux Mint (Cinnamon)
  21. Lubuntu Desktop
  22. Manjaro KDE
  23. MemTest86+
  24. MX Linux (KDE)
  25. openSUSE Tumbleweed
  26. Parrot Security
  27. Pop!_OS
  28. Porteus (GNOME)
  29. Puppy Linux (BookwormPup64)
  30. Puppy Linux (F96-CE)
  31. Q4OS (Trinity Edition)
  32. Rescatux
  33. Rescuezilla
  34. Rocky Linux (Minimal)
  35. Skywave Linux
  36. Slackware
  37. SliTaz
  38. Sparky Linux (KDE)
  39. Tails
  40. Ubuntu Desktop
  41. Ubuntu Studio
  42. Xubuntu Desktop
☑️ HOW TO BOOT LINUX OS FROM USB OR DVD?

✅  STEPS FOR WINDOWS PCs & CHROMEBOOKS
1. Turn-off your computer
2. Insert the USB/DVD into any available USB port/DVD drive.
3. Switch on your computer
4. Press the key that allows your computer to boot to an alternate device (ESC on many HPs, F12 on many Dells, F8 on many custom builds, yours may vary, see your computer's documentation)
5. At the Book-up screen, select Boot from USB Interface or Boot from DVD option, press enter.
6. Wait for OS to load, then follow on-screen links for initiate OS.
7. Wait for system to boot into Linux OS. Done! Enjoy!