On 7/9/07, Jari Rahkonen <<a href="mailto:jari.rahkonen@pp1.inet.fi">jari.rahkonen@pp1.inet.fi</a>> wrote:<div><blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="border-left: 1px solid rgb(204, 204, 204); margin: 0pt 0pt 0pt 0.8ex; padding-left: 1ex;"> Harold Aling kirjoitti: > The wait is for someone to fork my -until recently- favorite burner: > Graveman (maybe even rename it to Xfburn-ng ('ng' as in 'new > generation') or something) > Would it not be a bit weird to be working on something like Xfburn-ng while the first generation is still a relatively new project that's yet to reach a stable release. This list has already come to the conclusion that there is no obvious replacement for Xfburn in Xubuntu, so one would think that the most sensible course of action is to help Mr Wauthy fix it's shortcomings (contributing code if possible, bug reports and encouragement in any case) instead of looking for something else to fork. Xfburn trunk uses libburn instead of cdrecord by the way and could soon be what you're all looking for. Sadly it seems that the sole developer is too busy with other things to make this happen in a timely manner, at least without outside help. - Jari</blockquote><div> It would indeed be preferable that Xfburn be improved dramatically. </div> </div>Currently on my Windows partition, I've got a Free app called InfraRecorder (<a href="http://infrarecorder.sourceforge.net/">http://infrarecorder.sourceforge.net/</a>). This is exactly the kind of thing that I'd like Xfburn to become. It handles all of the things you'd like to use a CD/DVD burner for, has a clean, minimal interface (even uses the Tango icons) and isn't burdened with the superfluous features that other burners tend to integrate (audio ripping, etc). The installer only weighs in at a 2.56 MB too. I recommend anyone with a Windows partition/machine to take a look at it.