CD/DVD burning package on GNOME desktop

[Sean Hammond]

You probably want to check out GnomeBaker, and maybe also Bonfire,
Coaster, and Graveman, though I think GnomeBaker is more complete.

See this page on GnomeFiles:
http://www.gnomefiles.org/subcategory.php?sub_cat_id=103

Ubuntu/GNOME achieves CD/DVD burning by:

* If it's a data CD or DVD, use the nautilus CD/DVD creator that pops
up when you insert a blank.
* If you're burning an ISO image, right click on the .iso file and
choose "Write disc" to have nautilus burn the image to disc.
* If you're making an audio CD, the audio CD creator Serpentine is
installed by default.

And I think GnomeBaker is what's normally recommended if you want a
more traditional 'all-in-one' burning app.

I'm not sure though if there is any GNOME burning application that is
as featureful as K3B (though you can easily install K3B on
Ubuntu/GNOME, people consider it undesirable to bring in all the K3B
stuff). Anyone?

On 7/31/06, Stephen Liu <satimis at yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> I have been running KDE desktop on LinuxOS for most times even though
> GNOME Desktop installed but seldomly run.  On CD/DVD burunig I either
> ran command lines or ran ran k3b
>
> I just finished installing Ubuntu-6.06-amd64 and found k3b not
> installed.  I suppose it is for KDE desktop.  I found
> nautilus-cd-burner but it is not the GUI CD/DVD burning package I
> expect.  Please advise which package shall I installed and run on GNOME
> desktop having similar features as k3b.
>
> TIA
>
> B.R.
> SL
>
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