> 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".
>
Jedy Wang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Glynn Foster wrote:
> > It would be interesting to know how the user experience differs. I
> > know the desktop team are looking at Brasero as a possible CD/DVD
> > burning tool to add to the desktop.
> >
> Yes, We plan to ship Brasero in the next Open
Glynn Foster wrote:
> It would be interesting to know how the user experience differs. I
> know the desktop team are looking at Brasero as a possible CD/DVD
> burning tool to add to the desktop.
>
Yes, We plan to ship Brasero in the next OpenSolaris 2008.11. But it
still use cdrecord as its
On 2/08/2008, at 9:49 AM, Euan Thoms wrote:
> Why is "cdrecord" chosen for the nautilus burning tool? 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 comma
Euan Thoms <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Why is "cdrecord" chosen for the nautilus burning tool? 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
> Why is "cdrecord" chosen for the nautilus burning tool? 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.
I think at some point, n
Why is "cdrecord" chosen for the nautilus burning tool? 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.
Also, in Linux the nautilus burne
