I recommend Brasero on Linux if you wish to avoid opening a terminal.

Many tools exist for this purpose in the Software Center for most distros. Burning a disc with Braseroīurn the image to CD using any number of applications available for Linux, if that's your platform. If it is your plan to use microSD, it is recommendable you consult the Raspberry Pi Dramble page.

LibreELEC needs a microSD with random write capability, but the newer class 10 uses sustained writes. Using a microSD card in place of a USB flash drive is optionally up to you, but make sure to use class 8 instead of 10 if that is your choice. Consider a USB flash drive of at least 64 GB as a better option. If you plan on storing libraries on the stick, 8 GB easily becomes consumed by add-ons and storage data. If you want a bit of a buffer in storage capacity, 8 GB for the USB drive for LibreELEC usually contains enough. Even only a CD or 4 GB USB contains more than enough storage. Installing LibreELEC onto the destination drive using the installer CD or USB, requires installation media with less storage capacity. Creating a live USB installation is as easy as burning the full disk image with the installer onto CD or USB. LibreELEC boasts just enough OS for Kodi, allowing it to run smoothly and efficiently using a live USB.

USB flash drive (8 GB or more recommended) x2.

The items required for installation are only basic. Making your files easy to store in a convenient medium, LibreELEC is much fancier than storing your media in plain, ordinary folders. Allowing you to share songs and play videos away from home with Kodi. This is not only easier than you think, but it is fun booting up your personal LibreELEC desktop anywhere.

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