Hello Mark C. Miller wrote: > >> I'm a school teacher and would like to make copies of OOo available to my >> students to install on their home computers. >> I downloaded the ISO for OOo (it's now only available in DVD form >> according to the webs site I linked through). >> >> I can't wrap my head around the next step. I want to create the install >> disk I would handout to my students. >> I'm using Ubuntu 9.04 >> >> Do I just copy the iso on to a DVD using disk burner and provide a copy of >> the ISO to the student? Or. Do I write to disk? Or. Maybe something I >> haven't even thought of? >> >> thanks in advance for answering yet another newbie question. >> > If you are using Ubuntu 9.04, just right-click the ISO file and select the option "Burn to disc..." (be sure you have a blank DVD in your CD/DVD drive) and when prompted click on the Burn button That is all.
2009/9/18 Andy <[email protected]> > > I am not sure how to do it on Ubunto as I use WinXP. But you can use > Inkscape to "burn image to disk". The ISO is a compressed copy of all the > files. Once you have the DVD copy the files needed, add the documentation > folder and extras to list, and burn those to a CD for the students. If you > were in the USA I would send you all the disk you need. :( > > I am sure there are other ways to do this but this is how I do it for my > users. > > Inkscape is a vectorial drawing program (like CorelDraw) it does not burn CDs/DVDs I cannot figure how do you burn discs with Inkscape :) Saludos! -------------------------------------------------- Carlos Joel Delgado Pizarro Mosoq Kallpa - Linux Users Group http://www.mosoqkallpa.org/ IN - UNSAAC - CUSCO - PERU Linux User Registered # 460895 Ubuntu User Registered # 28720 http://carlosj2585.wordpress.com
