No I want to flash cards on Windows, didn't even know you could flash cards on Pi. But I suppose it's can run Linux, so why not.
Thanks all for input, I'll give your suggestions a go.
on modern operating systems like linux and macos, there's a command, dd, that does this and isn't big
root@yellow-pi:~# ls -lh $( which dd )
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 62K Feb 28 2019 /bin/dd
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I don't use a single Raspberry PI. I use 2 Odroid C2s, an Odroid HC1 with two Docker containers with OctoPrint instances, and I am testing currently an older Intel NUC with a Core i3. Raspberry PIs are too slow, even the RPi 4.
And I use dd like somebody else mentioned already. As it is already installed, why not use it?