Run Etcher on Ubuntu (32-bit and 64-bit)



In this Commix and More video, we will show how to run Etcher on Ubuntu. Etcher is an application that can burn images to SD cards & USB drives, safely and easily. This is a recommended tool if you are flashing images to SD cards and USB drives. It has the following features: Validated Burning, Hard Drive Friendly, Beautiful Interface, Open Source and Cross Platform. If can be run on Linux, Mac OS and on Windows. This is becoming a recommended tool when it comes to Raspberry Pi images and other Single Board Circuits. In Ubuntu, it is run using an AppImage package for,mat. App Images are self-contained runtimes that do not require manual installation or root (but does require you to give it the necessary permissions to run as a program). Hope you enjoy this simple tutorial on how you can install Etcher on your Ubuntu Operating System

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