Linux). With all that taken care of, you can use your USB drive by putting it in a spare USB port on any computer, then ...

While it might look like a disrobed flash drive or RTL-SDR dongle, the USB Armory Mk II is actually a full-fledged open hardware computer built into the ubiquitous USB “stick” format.

The story starts with a friend giving me an Intel Compute Stick. But the problems I had were not specific to that hardware, but rather how modern Linux distributions manage their start-up process.

there's almost always an option to install the OS located on the desktop. Don't forget you can boot up pretty much any PC with that same USB stick. Have fun and enjoy Linux!

In addition to Windows, Intel's Compute Stick offers a version that can run on Linux. 4. Memory And Storage Both Lenovo and Intel's products have similar processor and storage specs, although ...