Over the years one of the few things that has forced me to keep a windows install handy was cd writing. Recently I was finally able to kick the M$ habit, after discovering the ease of Nautilus's data cd creation in Gnome, but it doesn't do everything I'd like to do.
I could be wrong, but from what I can tell the built-in Nautilus cd creator only does data cd's, you can't copy cd's with it? I recently purchased a dvd-writer because cd's arn't holding all of my stuff. Does the built-in Nautilus burner do data dvd disks? If the Nautilus creator only does the creation of data cd/dvd's, I need a simple way to copy cd's and dvd's. I'd prefer not to have to use the console. I would definitly prefer a method which integrates nicely into Gnome like the Nautilus one does. What would you all suggest? I used Xcdroast a while back, it seemed a bit shaky and was a bit of a pain to get working. I've browsed around on google a bit for other options, but there seem to be soo many choices and I'd rather find out what you people think than try them all :) I use Debian Testing (Sarge). Thank you for your advice! Ben -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
