Best CD/DVD Burner For Linux?

[Alboguy]

I need a good cd/dvd burning software for linux. Please suggest me sth guys!!

[kv777]

K3b seem to be a good choice.

[shan]

ubuntu has a good one in default but i dont remeber it coz (i dont burn any CDs, even if i do it very very rare)
so check this
http://lifehacker.com/5100069/five-best-cd-and-dvd-burning-tools

[hellnoire]

K3B is my personal favourite, the default in Ubuntu is Brasero, which I personally dislike. K3B's a bit more of a Nero interface, easy to use, and unlike Nero, not bloated.

Though there is also Nero for Linux... but you do have to pay for it.

[work_life]

I would recommend the following Command-line CD-burning tools
1) Install cdrkit and cdrdao so you can use wodim its actually my favourite
Example: burning an iso ( wodim -v dev=/dev/cdrw isoimage.iso)

Read the man pages it will guide you through

~Ahmad

[hellnoire]

Ahmad, you're the first I've seen recommend a command line CD burner.

While it's not the most user friendly solution, I have to hand it to you for the uniqueness of it

[work_life]

Lol@hellnoire
Thanks, I must say I am a geek always on my zsh shell haha

[hellnoire]

Congrats lol you beat me then. I'll use the terminal when I can, but I don't know them all the commands off the top of my head. But everything has it's perks, and it's the wonderful think about Linux, you've got many ways to do something.

A question... emacs or vi?

[work_life]

ofcourse hellnoire. Unlike windows your handcuffed lol.
I use vim all the way.. too much C I guess easier and powerful.
What about you?

[hellnoire]

Leafpad or gEdit or Mousepad or TEA. But that's my two cents haha.