Multiple ISOs in single bootable USB stick

[William]

I just discovered Ventoy which creates a bootable USB stick containing many ISOs.  It uses the entire capacity of USB stick, so you can boot as many distro as it can store.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ventoy

On my T450, 1600x900,
What worked:

• Kubuntu 22.04
• Ubuntu 22.04
• Slackware 15
• Fedora 36 GNOME
• FreeBSD 13.1
• Oracle Linux 8.5
• Windows 10 repair disc

What failed:

• Fedora 36 KDE -- grub screen was distorted and unreadable, but responded to keyboard.  I know it defaults to 2nd entry where the ISO is checked.  So, move up one, and enter.  Once it booted, live session was OK.
• OpenSUSE Tumbleweed

[fox]

Back in December, Jason started a thread on Ventoy (see this. It sounded interesting and I downloaded it, but I haven't yet tried it. I will. I like the concept of a multi-boot USB instead of putting every distro of interest on a separate USB.

[Jason]

Actually, you were the OP (original poster) on that thread, Fox, which explains my momentary confusion as I didn't remember anything about it!

[Jason]

T450, William? Is that a Lenovo ThinkPad?

Which distribution ran the best from the USB stick? Does Vanoy allow for persistence?

[William]

Yes, ThinkPad T450, i5-5300U.

No persistence.  Ventoy only enables booting from many ISO.  Just like grub screen, you select and boot from one ISO.

[Jason]

Cool way to try out different distros on different hardware. I remember way back, we were using YUMI for this.