> Why is "cdrecord" chosen for the nautilus burning > tool?
Because it is the best optical media mastering suite, bar none. No ifs, buts, or maybes. There is no software, open source/freeware/commercial currently on the market that even comes close in comparison to cdrtools. Not even "Nero". > It just doesn't work for me, neither loose > files nor iso's. "cdrw" works great for CD's and > DVD's, however I have to use "mkisofs" to make an iso > first. Currently I have to use command line to burn > stuff. And the thing wrong with that is...? The use the full power of cdrtools, one has to use the command line; GUIs will always lag and therefore will never be capable of using cdrtools to their fullest potential. > Also, in Linux the nautilus burner seems to burn > files directly (as does several windows burn tools > i've used), in opensolaris (at least in SXCE) the > files are processed first. I guess it is also using > mkisofs first. Depends on what you're burning. This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
