YUMI Py is a standalone Python build of YUMI that runs natively on both Windows and Linux from the same underlying codebase. It supports exFAT formatting, files larger than 4GB, multiboot menu generation, ISO/IMG/WIM/EFI/VHD(x) drag-and-drop support, and persistence for compatible Arch, Debian, Fedora, and Ubuntu based live systems - everything YUMI exFAT does, with one platform-specific exception: on Linux, YUMI Py can't run the guided Windows-On-VHD install (that needs diskpart/DISM, which are Windows-only tools). You can still drag and drop an existing VHD/VHDX file onto a Linux-prepared drive and boot it - you just can't build a brand new one from Linux. See the FAQ below for more detail.

YUMI Py is a standalone Python build of YUMI that runs natively on both Windows and Linux from the same underlying codebase. It supports exFAT formatting, files larger than 4GB, multiboot menu generation, ISO/IMG/WIM/EFI/VHD(x) drag-and-drop support, and persistence for compatible Arch, Debian, Fedora, and Ubuntu based live systems - everything YUMI exFAT does, with one platform-specific exception: on Linux, YUMI Py can't run the guided Windows-On-VHD install (that needs diskpart/DISM, which are Windows-only tools). You can still drag and drop an existing VHD/VHDX file onto a Linux-prepared drive and boot it - you just can't build a brand new one from Linux. See the FAQ below for more detail.