Lufux

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A minimalist, universal, and functional GUI tool to create bootable USB drives on Linux, supporting both ISOHybrid and Windows images. Built with Python, GTK4, and Libadwaita.

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⚙️ Features

• Windows Support: Automatically detects Windows ISOs and applies the correct partition scheme (GPT/FAT32 for UEFI, or MBR/NTFS for Legacy BIOS).
• Large WIM Handling: Automatically detects solid .esd archives and .wim files larger than 4GB, splitting or converting them on the fly to bypass FAT32 limitations.
• Linux / Isohybrid Support: Uses direct bit-for-bit block copying via dd for guaranteed bootability of Linux distributions.
• Native: GTK4/Adwaita interface.

📦 Dependencies

To run Lufux, you need the following system packages: python-gobject, gtk4, libadwaita, wimlib (for wimlib-imagex), rsync, parted, polkit (for pkexec), libarchive (for bsdtar).

🚀 Installation

Arch Linux / CachyOS (Recommended)

Installation via AUR Helper

The package is available on the Arch User Repository, so you can install it using Yay:

yay -S lufux-git

Installation via PKGBUILD

Since Lufux provides a native PKGBUILD, installation on Arch-based distributions is straightforward:

git clone https://github.com/Advnirr/lufux.git
cd lufux
makepkg -si

Manual Run (Any Distro)

You can run Lufux directly from the source code without installing it system-wide:

git clone https://github.com/Advnirr/lufux.git
cd lufux
python main.py

Note: Make sure you have the required system dependencies installed.

License

This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0 (GPL-3.0). See the LICENSE file for details.