According to the documentation, startup disk creator will create Ubuntu
startup disks.  It seems to look for the Ubuntu tag in the disk type,
and if you try to make a Debian disk, it will fail with that error
message "Invalid version string 'GNU/LINUX'".  This is the type for a
Debian ISO, but not for Ubuntu.

My solution is to use UNetBootin, especially for non-Ubuntu disks.

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