Thought you might want to know...
I recently downloaded the debian-live-9.3.0-i386-gnome.iso image hoping to
create a bootable DVD for "test-driving" the new Debian OS.
I first tried to use 7Zip to burn the DVD, but the result was not bootable,
which is a shame as this would have been the perfect workable solution. So
then I tried some of the links suggested at
https://www.debian.org/CD/faq/#record-windows
Unfortunately, for the freeware programs, these links are either broken, or the
attempted download caused my anti-virus software to go into high-alert mode and
immediately pounce on and delete the files as I tried to download them. (This
applies to the links for 'ImgBurn', 'CDBurnerXP Pro' and 'ISO Recorder').
I am currently experimenting with another program that I remember using with
some success on a previous occasion (from www.isobuster.com) and hoping I can
eventually get a bootable DVD so I can finally check out the new Debian.
I thought I would let you know the above in case you wanted to take action to
save other prospective new Debian users from a similar fate - wasting their
time turning to the above software to try and get a bootable DVD and maybe
ending up with a virus on their system for their troubles as well.
Best regards (and seasons greetings)!
