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John Dangler schreef: |
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> Anyone know why the xcdroast was taken off the mirrors? |
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> There is a bug entered regarding xcdroast not being able to be downloaded |
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> (which I got when I did emerge xcdroast). |
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> It seems that the only reason for it not being there is either because |
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> there's something _really_ wrong with it. |
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> Or, does anyone have another recommendation for cd/dvd graphical frontend in |
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> gnome? |
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> John D |
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Gnomebaker seems pretty OK-- quite nice, actually, though I can't seem |
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to make new folders in the layout (I'd have to make them in the regular |
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filesystem then copy them to the layout), but I didn't explore it all |
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that thoroughly. |
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I think I'll stick with K3b for the time being; you may not realize that |
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it can be built -kde and -arts (though you'll still have to install |
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kdelibs for it to run). It remains the most fully-featured GUI burning |
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program out there. |
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You might also try Nero for Linux (GTK1 interface). It pretty much does |
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most of what Nero for Windows does, certainly it handles all the basic |
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functions with aplomb (though not as much aplomb as K3b), although I |
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didn't really check to see how it handles the 'extra' features of Nero |
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Pro (does it encode video and audio, and what formats does it allow to |
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do so). |
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All available from Portage (though some may be ~arch masked). |
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HTH, |
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Holly |
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