Nero for Linux · DIGIT-ARC

hi guys its superb to use nero on linux. I've Downloaded and installed the DEB Package to my Ubuntu FF and its working fine.. Give a try if u haven't.

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I am downloading it right now

Waiting for my 680MB download to complete so that I can use the nero.

HELL! And I thought Nero for Linux would be free

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crap. I am not even gonna touch it again.

This is a BETA version of Nero Linux.therfore it is under development nd it might need some improvements nd corrections.

I feel Nero for Linux sucks miserably. K3b is way better.

+1 for k3b

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is it trial if so is it time limited and how are featues compared to k3b?

Huh. There are far more better tools for CD writing than nero.

mehulved said:
crap. I am not even gonna touch it again.

Why is it crap? Did it give some problems?

M

tgpraveen said:
is it trial if so is it time limited and how are featues compared to k3b?

When I tried it, you could use your nero serial key from windows.
Back then the features weren't so good.
The interface was pathetic. And like trademark nero, it was a big bloat and I guess it will still be the same.
Again, it doesn't use mkisofs which all open source apps use.
I've heard it has/will soon have capability to write to HD-DVD/BlueRay Disks which you won't soon find in any open source softwares cos of the restrictions placed by the manufacturers of two.

Gnomebaker rocks for me

and with many such oss tools out there Nero are sure gonna be losers until unless they brings out the same eye candy that is offered in windows(watz dat name nero-start smart or wat meh?) Nero has no chances!.

Gnomebaker is good but the version I use has no support for afterburn (they say it will be included in the future version)

+1 for k3b

even i prefer k3b. its simply the best for linux.

praka123 said:
Gnomebaker rocks for me and with many such oss tools out there Nero are sure gonna be losers until unless they brings out the same eye candy that is offered in windows(watz dat name nero-start smart or wat meh?) Nero has no chances!.

Same Here.

+1 for k3b, does it job nicely!

Junk :-S K3b's better any day

infra_red_dude said:
+1 for k3b, does it job nicely!

NucleasKore said:
Junk :-S K3b's better any day

K3b for KDE users.

Xcdroast, gnome-baker, nautilus cd creator for gnome users -- me.

I don't run into issues running K3B on my Gnome Desktop

graveyard,brasero also there if to name a few