Arjun-Ingole/hop
Install Linux next to Windows without a USB stick
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Install Linux next to Windows without a USB stick. hop is a single Windows app that installs Linux alongside Windows. Pick a system, choose a drive, drag to choose how much space it gets, and click Install. There's no USB stick to find and nothing to install first. checksum where the project publishes one. You can also use an ISO you already have. move. Make room clears them in one click and puts your settings back afterwards. PC. If C: is full, hop suggests a drive that isn't, and the download can go elsewhere too. another Linux already on the drive. type ERASE. hop only makes the installer, which copies itself to memory so it can erase the disk it started from when you tell it to. It needs more memory than the ISO's size, and it's only offered for systems where hop has seen it erase a disk and…
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Install Linux next to Windows without a USB stick
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- Owner
- Arjun-Ingole
- Primary language
- PowerShell
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- 936
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- 32
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- 6
- License
- MIT
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- main
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- 2026-10-30T19:40:45.000Z
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- 2026-11-01T09:40:31.000Z
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