[vox-tech] Re: CD-RW software for Unixes

[Jonathan Stickel]

I use GnomeToaster (as distributed with Redhat 8.0).  Despite occasional 
instabilities and bugs, it allows me to easily write files to CD-Rs and 
CD-RWs, supporting multisessions.

Actually, I ran into problems when I tried to write a multisession CD in 
WinXP, and then some more with gtoaster.  I could have guessed it 
wouldn't work, but CDs are cheap.

Jonathan


Troy Arnold wrote:
> hi, folks-
> 
> Speaking of CD-RW software, what are some of your favorite frontends?
> I've used gcombust for awhile and before that xcdroast, but am wondering
> about alternatives.  
> 
> On an entirely unrelated note, I finally got hold of some bandwidth
> again so I switched my desktop over to Debian today.  I'm totally
> digging it.  Debian has a logic and consistency that (until now) I
> didn't realize Redhat was lacking.  Other distro's have served me well,
> but Debian is 'da bomb.
> 
> -ta
> 
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