CD and DVD writers are no longer common in modern laptops. Creating a bootable USB drive from an ISO file is the best option for this purpose. There are various tools available to help create bootable USB drives, including multi-boot options for selecting the OS you want to install. Here are some widely-used utilities for creating bootable USB drives from ISO files on Linux desktop systems:
1. Rufus
2. UNetbootin
3. Balena Etcher
4. Ventoy
5. Universal USB Installer
6. Yumi
7. PowerISO
8. GNOME Multi-writer
9. MultiBootUSB
10. ImageUSB Writer
11. Fedora Media Writer
