David E. Fox wrote: >> Why are you not sticking with Gcombust? Is there something it can't >> accomplish that you need done? > > Well, I'll have to think about it. gcombust will do the job, and I've > had luck with it. At the same time though, I like the interfaces in > cdbakeoven and k3b better. They also (supposedly) are able to just > drag and drop the mp3 onto the thing and go off and convert & burn > all by themselves -- with, supposedly, the extra software to do this. At > least k3b is up front about what software is needed and lets you know > what it finds. cdbakeoven is a little lacking in this. At least that's > my impression. Plu k3b has video cd support but I haven't tried this - > it's on the 'to-do' list now that I can rip dvd's supposedly - but > that's the subject of another set of posts :). > > I'm giving gcombust another try - drag and drop an mp3 into it and > see what it does. I'll use a CDRW so I don't coaster :).
Speaking personally, I do not like gcombust at all. I've yet to find a gnome app which I like the looks of, let alone anything else. Usability-wise, it is difficult to go past Xcdroast. I've tried K3b, it's shit IMO. I tried gcombust some time back (Mandrake 8.2 IIRC), and found it not as easy as Xcdroast to use. I haven't used it since (in fact I haven't installed Gnoe since. One or two apps, but then only because there was no alternative for what I needed). > > : LX > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > David E. Fox Thanks for letting me > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > change magnetic patterns > [EMAIL PROTECTED] on > your hard disk. > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Alex Fisher OpenOffice.org Marketing Project Community Contact, Australia
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