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• Burn iso without root

  Boot any live image and fix your /etc/sudoers file. You can buy pre-flashed live images e.g., Pendrive Linux. Source: over 2 years ago

• Intel Atom and Linux

  How: the same way you install linux on any PC; USB is usually easiest. https://pendrivelinux.com/. Source: over 2 years ago

• I tried installing Pop!_OS from USB flash drive, but it crashes as soon as it attempts to boot, giving a black screen

  On the USB Stick if you get to the black screen after the countdown hit the Escape Key if you do not see the lines of the startup processes or it freezes at a certain line for more than 5 minutes with no additional activity then the creation process of the USB Drive has failed from either a corrupt ISO, a error with the program you used, a USB drive that is becoming faulty, and/or any combination of the last... Source: over 2 years ago

• is it worth the trouble of installing linux and wine?

  If he doesn't, you should grab Yumi and make a Linux Mint USB drive with a few gigabytes of "persistent" file storage. Boot it, play, make an informed decision. Source: over 2 years ago

• Could I use linux on the Intel Processors that don't support linux?

  Https://pendrivelinux.com explains how to create a multiboot USB stick so you can try dozens of different linux varieties w/o installing them. Pick one you like. Install it (resize Windows to free up 64G). Source: almost 3 years ago

• Did I just get hacked??

  You do need a working PC or Mac to create the Linux installer. I highly recommend borrowing a friend's or asking them to make you a boot USB using https://pendrivelinux.com -- Linux can run a fully-functional operating system just from the installer medium. It's called a "live system" -- it's read-only by default, so it's a perfect rescue environment for folks who need to back up their data after a suspected hack... Source: almost 3 years ago