CD burning software

#1 bopadu

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Posted 15 August 2003 - 07:54 AM

I am a frustrated XP user (now that's a redundancy) looking into switching to Linux. I do a lot of CD and VCD burning, and currently use Feurio and Nero. Can I continue to use my current versions under Linux, and if not, do these or other similar programs have versions specifically for Linux? Thanks.

#2 Kanniball

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Posted 15 August 2003 - 12:03 PM

Hi! Welcome to this Wonderfull world

Take a look at www.k3b.org
It's one of the best linux cdrecorders (Interface only, because you need cdrtools).
Check the page and take a look at the requirements and check if you have them... and them... let's burning....
(This one needs KDE 3.X.X)

#3 linux_guru

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Posted 28 November 2003 - 10:57 AM

K3B or CDBAKEOVEN.

Both are good.

#4 Dapper Dan

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Posted 28 November 2003 - 05:20 PM

I always liked Eroaster when I was using Mdk 9. Simple to use interface with drag and drop. I been having problems trying to get it running with RH 9 though.

Others you may want to look at..

Gnome toaster
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By the way Kanniball, I tried K3b about a year ago. It looks like they've really been working on it! The interface looks cleaner and more understandable. I downloaded it via apt. To run it as user, it says I need to run k3b setup. That's the same as configure k3b right? What do you do to set it for regular user? Thanks!