The software went viral as an update was released with a lot of features. Developers might have abandoned the project but they thought of developing it for generic image files and everyday use. The Ubuntu file type was changed and the software was no longer in use. Initially, the software was released with the motive to write Ubuntu files to USB or SD cards because Ubuntu was only available on CD drives at that time. While on the other hand, Win32 Disk Imager was developed by multiple developers. Developed by Balena, Etcher gained popularity because of a good interface and constant changes to make it as stable as possible. Win32 Disk Imager was released in 2009 while Etcher in 2016. Firstly, both Win32 Disk Imager and Etcher are open source software that is used to write image files and ZIP files on USB drives and SD cards. So, here we are to help you by comparing these two.
Competition is always good and with a lot of image writing utilities out there, the hard part for users is to choose the best one for them.
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