I've been using Rufus for a while now to create bootable USB drives for various operating systems and utility software. It's been a reliable tool, but recently I've encountered some limitations and errors that have made me consider looking for Rufus alternatives. Specifically, I need a tool that offers more versatility in terms of supported operating systems, including both Windows and Linux, and perhaps more advanced features like creating bootable drives from non-standard ISOs or for different architectures. Additionally, I'm interested in a user-friendly interface and perhaps better support for newer USB standards or faster write speeds. I'm reaching out to the community for recommendations on the best alternative to Rufus that could address these needs.
