We recommend you create a persistent partition if you plan to use the Ubuntu Live USB for a long time without installing it on your PC. It is just that you cannot update the operating system.
Ubuntu Live USB with a persistent partition works more or less like a proper Ubuntu installation. The persistent partition is used to save files and changes. However, while using an Ubuntu Live USB with a persistent partition, you can save files and even update many Ubuntu apps to the latest version. Generally, when you shut down Ubuntu or any other Linux distros running from a USB drive (Live USB), all changes or saved files will be deleted.
Now, if you are using Ubuntu 19 or later version, you will see a new section called Persistent partition size upon selecting the Ubuntu ISO image. Next, in the Boot selection section, click on the Select button, browse to the Ubuntu ISO file, select the same and then click the Open button. If you have multiple USB drives connected, select the USB drive that you want to make it as Ubuntu Live. Once running, it will automatically detect and select the connected USB drive.
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