The UI redesign is a process that took us no less than 5 years to complete.

Lately, it seem like a lot of people are under the impression that we updated the UI just for eye candy, so let me address that.ġ. This is indicated in the downloads repository of the website, where you can find ALL the versions of Rufus that were ever publicly released (outside of ALPHAs or BETAs since it makes no sense to keep those available).ĭid you drop XP and Vista because of some super important missing functionality, or just to be 'modern'? I hope you will agree that 3.0 is a major improvement on the previous version and was worth the wait.Īnd as usual, if you think you have found an issue, feel free to report it in the github issue tracker.Ģ.18.

Improve translation support and remove manual positioningįeel free to head to the official website to download this new release.

Improve support for non-ISO9660 compliant openSUSE Leap ISOs.

Improve support of efi.img files on Linux ISOs.

Fix delays when querying floppy drives during device enumeration.

Switch all downloads to SSL and use as the new base URL.UI redesign to follow the flow of user operations (with thanks to Fahad Al-Riyami for the concept).The full Changelog for the 3.0 release is as follows: Of course, we can't mention this new release without expressing our thanks to all the people who helped us with it, in one way or another (some of whom belong to this forum), and especially the many translators who did a tremendous job for this new version! It is my great pleasure to announce the immediate release of Rufus 3.0!Ī lot of hard work went into this new release, which saw a complete redesign of the GUI, to hopefully make it more intuitive and friendlier, as well as a bit more modern. (Once again, I will start a new thread, since this is a major version and the old thread is probably long enough.)

When does rufus 2 come out