Instalar GNU/Linux en un sistema heredado

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Write to USB

This step will erase the USB drive you use. Use a new one or make a backup first!
There are two methods here which can be used -- pick your preferred method as you see fit, or as the distro you select recommends.
Option 1: Go to sourceforge.net and download win32diskimager to make a bootable USB drive. NOTE: This may not work with all Linux distros. If you have issues, try the 2nd option listed.
Option 2: Using Rufus, follow this guide to make a bootable USB drive.
Select the Linux image you intend to use on the system, and write it to the USB drive following the prompts in the application you choose.

	[title] Write to USB
-	[* icon_caution] *This step will erase the USB drive you use. Use a new one or make a backup first!*
-	[* black] Go to [https://sourceforge.net/projects/win32diskimager/\|sourceforge.net] and download win32diskimager.
-	[* black] Select the lubuntu ISO file that you downloaded previously.
-	[* black] select your USB flash drive and click *Write*.
+	[* black] *This step will erase the USB drive you use. Use a new one or make a backup first!*
+	[* icon_reminder] *There are two methods here which can be used -- pick your preferred method as you see fit, or as the distro you select recommends.*
+	[* black] *Option 1:* Go to [https://sourceforge.net/projects/win32diskimager/\|sourceforge.net\|new_window=true] and download win32diskimager to make a bootable USB drive. *NOTE: This may not work with all Linux distros. If you have issues, try the 2nd option listed.*
+	[* black] *Option 2:* Using Rufus, [guide\|51255\|follow this guide\|new_window=true] to make a bootable USB drive.
+	[* black] Select the Linux image you intend to use on the system, and *write it to the USB drive following the prompts in the application you choose.*

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	[title] Write to USB
-	[* icon_caution] *This step will erase the USB drive you use. Use a new one or make a backup first!*
-	[* black] Go to [https://sourceforge.net/projects/win32diskimager/\|sourceforge.net] and download win32diskimager.
-	[* black] Select the lubuntu ISO file that you downloaded previously.
-	[* black] select your USB flash drive and click *Write*.
+	[* black] *This step will erase the USB drive you use. Use a new one or make a backup first!*
+	[* icon_reminder] *There are two methods here which can be used -- pick your preferred method as you see fit, or as the distro you select recommends.*
+	[* black] *Option 1:* Go to [https://sourceforge.net/projects/win32diskimager/\|sourceforge.net\|new_window=true] and download win32diskimager to make a bootable USB drive. *NOTE: This may not work with all Linux distros. If you have issues, try the 2nd option listed.*
+	[* black] *Option 2:* Using Rufus, [guide\|51255\|follow this guide\|new_window=true] to make a bootable USB drive.
+	[* black] Select the Linux image you intend to use on the system, and *write it to the USB drive following the prompts in the application you choose.*