Want to try a Live USB Kubuntu without installing it on your hard drive? A bootable USB lets you test it in live mode. With persistence enabled, you can save files, settings, and installed software for future sessions. This guide shows how to create a Kubuntu live USB using tools like YUMI, Etcher, and dd, on Windows, Linux, or macOS.
Easily create a Kubuntu Live USB flash drive with Persistence from a Live CD: Looking to run Kubuntu from a USB flash drive without installing it on your computer? In this simple tutorial, you will learn how to use Ubuntu's official Startup Disk Creator to create a Kubuntu Live USB. This tutorial also covers Casper Persistence, which allows you to save files, settings, and installed applications so that they remain available every time you boot from your USB.