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[title] Getting the Linux distro
-[* black] Once Unetbootin is downloaded, download the ISO of your choice. This will take many hours over FTP, so torrents are preferred for speed reasons. For simplicity I am not going to get into how to configure a torrent client correctly.
-[* icon_note] You should not download the images from Unetbootin, if you use this utility. I have been told the images are broken before and should not be used. You should download the ISO from the distro website instead.
+[* black] Once Unetbootin or Rufus is downloaded, download the Linux distro you prefer. This will take many hours over FTP, so torrents are preferred for speed reasons. ***For all intents and purposes, this guide prefers FTP for simplicity reasons. If you want to use torrents configuration is required to secure your system.***
+[* icon_note] If you are using Unetbootin, you should download the ISO from the distro's website and use that. I have been told the images are broken before. Because of this, I recommend using a distro from the website it's hosted on to be sure it isn't broken.