Lightweight CD/DVD burning software designed for Xfce, but it runs on Gnome, KDE etc as well. It can blank CDs and DVDs, burn and create ISO images and burn personal compositions of data. At the moment it is at heavy development.
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Pros: Pretty easy to use once you have built the darn thing and run it.
Cons: Can not rip a CD or DVD. Music or data burning only.
coryz40
You actually can create ISO files with this tool. It's not obvious though, as I had to look up how to do it. Do a new data comp, select all files from disk, burn, and check "only create iso." Or at least, that's how to do it on 0.5.4
Quickly installed and used to burn and iso image into a cd
Holy Cow - You have to build this thing from source. On a Debian based system here you go (I am using Linux Mint 18, so your mileage may vary):
Download the tarball and start terminal and cd to the directory where you expanded the tarball. Then use these commands:
[Edited by ryanjentzsch, August 30]
Pros:
Pretty easy to use once you have built the darn thing and run it.
Cons:
Can not rip a CD or DVD. Music or data burning only.
You actually can create ISO files with this tool. It's not obvious though, as I had to look up how to do it. Do a new data comp, select all files from disk, burn, and check "only create iso." Or at least, that's how to do it on 0.5.4
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