What it is
Impression makes bootable drives. Choose an ISO or other disk image, choose a USB drive, and it writes the image so the drive can start a computer, for example to install Linux or Windows. It can also download some popular Linux distributions for you.
Why it’s here
- Simple. No options to puzzle over, just the image and the drive.
- Works for any system. Linux distributions and Windows installers alike.
- Handy for Arch. Make a USB stick with the Arch ISO, which is what you’d boot to roll back a snapshot.
On CoreDesktop
Impression is installed from Flathub. Open it from the app menu. The Flatpak update keeps it current.