I notice three things about xfburn.
1. It is not possible to launch a burn from the shell. For example the
following would not work to load the image:
xfburn trusty-desktop-amd64+mac.iso
It would launch xfburn but then the image would still have to be loaded
anyway.
2. Sometimes xfburn does not find the disc that is in the drive. This
happens a lot and I think there might concrete steps to take to
reproduce this on demand.
3. It appears that xfburn will try to write over a disc without first
requiring that it be erased. This obviously results in an unbootable
disc.
Regards,
/Lars
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