[ale] WOW

[James Sumners]

I'm the complete opposite. I've never liked Nero; I prefer Disc
Juggler when mastering discs in Windows.

I really haven't seen any reason to port either application to Linux,
though (I doubt Disc Juggler will ever be ported). There are many
other applications that do the same thing and are native to the
platform/environment. The _only_ thing I've found about Nero for Linux
that gives it any use for me is its ability to burn more than 4GB
files to a disc. Evidently, cdrtools/wodim/cdrdao impose an artificial
limit on file size that Nero does not. But it looks like that might be
resolved soon --
http://www.mail-archive.com/cdwrite at other.debian.org/msg10965.html

On 7/3/07, Robert L. Harris <Robert.L.Harris at rdlg.net> wrote:
>
>
> http://www.nero.com/enu/NeroLINUX_Info_Page.html
>
>   I loved Nero for windows.  Just a great way to archive up my wife's data,
> throw MP3 cd's together for the kids etc.  It's great to see known commercial
> software porting finally.
>
> Robert


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