On Wed, Dec 10, 2003 at 01:31:03PM -0800, Bob Miller wrote: > Cory Petkovsek wrote: > > > e.g. > > Programs for CD burning with GUI > > Windows: > > Nero, Roxio Easy CD Creator, ... > > Linux: > > 1) K3b. (KDE) > > 2) XCDRoast. > > 3) KOnCd. > > 4) Eclipt Roaster. > > 5) Gnome Toaster. > > 6) CD Bake Oven. > > 7) KreateCD. > > 8) SimpleCDR-X. > > 9) GCombust. > > 10) WebCDWriter. (CD burn server, usable from any remote browser with > > Java support) > > 11) CDR Toaster. > > 12) Arson. > > 13) CD-Me (Creation of audio-CD). > > That's a problem too. Who, aside from us geeks, wants to try THIRTEEN > different CD burning programs and see which ones > (a) are installed, (b) can be installed,
Most of this would be distro specific and simplified by an icon in a WM tray or what have you. > (c) run, (d) don't crash, (e) make CDs that > work Well, distributors probably shouldn't redistribute bad software, and could have a default "meta" package, like 'apt-get gui-cd-burner'. and (d) are most usable? That's probably why there are so many choices ;) > That particular itch has been scratched too much. The skin is all > gone, and we're scratching into the bloody muscle tissue. I worked on a gui cd burner for a while that isn't even on thta list. -- <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> _______________________________________________ EuG-LUG mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mailman.efn.org/cgi-bin/listinfo/eug-lug
