CD-R/W not working

[Caleb Marcus]

On Thu, 2007-12-06 at 15:15 -0500, Jimmy Wu wrote:

> All right - I will try those suggestions when I get the chance.  Just
> out of curiosity, isn't brasero a GNOME application?  If so, what is
> it doing as the default cd burning application in Xubuntu?  And I see
> no reason why brasero would need extra packages when it seems that my
> system can already burn CD's.  
> I think I might go and install xfburn, which was what used to be the
> default in xubuntu (IIRC)
> 
> Thanks again,
> 
> Jimmy
> -- 
> Registered Linux User #454138

Gnome uses the same widget toolkit as XFCE (GTK+), so apps that are
often designated as "Gnome apps" are often really just "GTK apps" and
work fine on either one, without any environment-specific packages. Of
course, some "Gnome apps" are really in fact Gnome apps and depend on
Gnome things like gconf. However, if you install a Gnome app like that
on XFCE, it's really only a few extra dependencies in most case.
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