Boot-US
7.3#3 in boot manager softwareFree planFree planLinuxWindows
VisitBoot-US vs SYSLINUX
What both publish
| Fact | Boot-US | SYSLINUX |
|---|---|---|
| Configuration | The package includes a graphical Windows configuration program and command-line versions for Windows and 64-bit Linux. | Boot settings can be configured in a text file named syslinux.cfg. |
Boot-US plans
- Private PC / public school useFree
- Boot-US 4.x.x · 1 PC€24.50, paid once
- Boot-US 4.x.x, 1 PC$24.50, paid once
- Boot-US 4.x.x · 5 PCs€59.50, paid once
- Boot-US 4.x.x, 5 PCs$59.50, paid once
- Boot-US 4.x.x · 20 PCs€119.50, paid once
SYSLINUX plans
- SYSLINUXFree
Pick Boot-US if…
Boot-US may suit people who need to choose among existing operating systems on an x86 PC, including users running multiple independent Windows systems. Its free non-licensed use is limited to private PCs and public schools.
Pick SYSLINUX if…
It suits users who need bootloader options for Linux, FAT filesystems, PXE, or ISO9660 media. It may also fit users configuring multiboot or boot menus who can work within its filesystem and UEFI limits.