I haven't tried the Linux Nero, but I love the Windows one. Best
Windows burner I have ever used. And to burn an ISO you can just file,
open the .iso or use the menu options. Only thing Nero has done to
cause me harm is it is very strict with copyrighted material and will
lock your drive so you can no longer burn anything until you reboot.
Eric Jensen
Hans Fugal wrote:
On Sun, 13 Mar 2005 at 15:45 -0500, Jared Bernard wrote:
Nero for Linux
http://ww2.nero.com/us/NeroLINUX.html
I'm a big fan of K3B, and I haven't really used Nero very much. Does Nero
have any features that "out do" or are missing from K3B or other current
Linux options? Basically, is it worth it to even have Nero added to the tons
of Linux CD burning apps out there?
Last time I used Nero, I loved how I could not for the life of me figure
out how to burn an ISO.
Regardless, I think Nero for Linux is a positive for migration purposes. The
more apps that run on both Windows and Linux, the better to "ease" users off
the MS teat.
I agree, although this is one area where I have long felt the Linux
offerings are much better than the Windows offerings, free or
otherwise.
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