On Sunday 02 Feb 2003 4:11 pm, Tom Brinkman wrote: > > I think Tom hit the nail on the head when he said he was careful > > not to let it change fstab. I seem to remember that I was given > > the choice of having automatic changes made or doing it myself, and > > I elected the second, knowing that if I couldn't figure it out I > > could stick with XCDRoast, since I was getting on fine with that. > > In the event I didn't change anything. My cd-rw is of course > > scsified, but my cd-dvd is not, still, and k3b works fine with it. > > HTH > > > > Anne > > That wasn't me, tho I share the idea that the author of an app > like k3b should be taken out and shot for designing a program that > makes radical changes, or even any changes to a system configuration > file like fstab. > Yet it did not alter mine. I think it is too easy to hit OK when a momen't reflection would make you hold back.
> I took a look at k3b about a year ago. Fortunately I keep a > backup of important files like fstab. Within minutes after installin > k3b, I realized how k3b had mangled my fstab, uninstalled it, and > replaced fstab with the backup copy. > > So I'll just say again, IMO, There's somethin wrong, one thing or > another, with every GUI out there for usin cdrecord. Also that using > cdrecord from the CL is actually easier and quicker, and with much > better results than any of the GUI's anyhow. Each to his own. Anne -- Registered Linux User No.293302
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