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Posted: 15-05-2007

mediamonsta (New on Forum): Posts: 19

i find k3b to be very user friendly and suites all my burning needs

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Posted: 10-06-2007

_Daniel_ (New on Forum): Posts: 2

Ditto. I'm testing a trial version of Nero Linux 3 and everything works fine but I prefer K3b because is integrated with my KDE desktop and, the best, IT'S FREE!

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Posted: 14-06-2007

FastGame (CD Freaks Member): Posts: 201

IMO K3b is the best.

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Posted: 16-06-2007

mediamonsta (New on Forum): Posts: 19

i use xfce but still use k3b, but might give nero 3 a try. i wasn't very impressed with earlier versions.

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Posted: 03-10-2007

vikrant82 (New on Forum): Posts: 4

The latest version of Brasero looks good.

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Posted: 03-10-2007

_chef_ (MyCE Resident): Posts: 27,508

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Originally Posted by FastGame

IMO K3b is the best.

I think that too.

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Posted: 03-10-2007

NBK (CDFreaks Resident): Posts: 783

Hi,

I agree that K3B is the best...

NBK

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Posted: 03-11-2007

crjackson (CD Freaks Junior Member): Posts: 77

I use kb3 and nero linux 3. I find both of them to be superb. kb3 has an edge since it's more polished looking and free.

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Posted: 22-11-2007

qpieus (CD Freaks Junior Member): Posts: 76

k3b. I used Nero exclusively (and loved it) when I used windows. k3b is equal or better that nero. I don't miss nero at all.

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Posted: 29-11-2007

piewie (MyCE Junior Member): Posts: 64

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You just are talking about frontends!

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Posted: 14-01-2008

music box (New on Forum): Posts: 3

HI, I am having some dificulty with K3b.

I am running Suse 9.1 and have an Optiaric DVD RW AD-517A. Do I need some kind of firmware ? Are there any other, better (above post in mind), methods of burning. I hope that I havn't cros posted here and look fowards to any replies.
Cheers, music box

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Posted: 17-01-2008

debro (Blown to smitherines): Posts: 11,638

What sort of problems?
Would you like to be a little more specific?

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Posted: 18-01-2008

_chef_ (MyCE Resident): Posts: 27,508

Suse 9.1 is kinda old, maybe that is the problem.

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Posted: 18-01-2008

debro (Blown to smitherines): Posts: 11,638

Have you updated K3B & the burning apps lately?

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Posted: 12-08-2009

jvetor (New on Forum): Posts: 1

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Originally Posted by _Daniel_

Ditto. I'm testing a trial version of Nero Linux 3 and everything works fine but I prefer K3b because is integrated with my KDE desktop and, the best, IT'S FREE!

I will not buy Nero products anymore. They are as bad as Microsoft. You never truly own it. Once you have installed it a certain amount of times then You have to contact them to get it activated and if you have moved it from one machine to another they hassle you for that figuring you are using it on two machines. Other wise the software is good but as with most it is over priced for never owning it. Good luck. Jim

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Posted: 30-10-2009

ozar (MyCE Junior Member): Posts: 50

I've used lots of different Linux burners over the years and K3b gets the nod from me as the best burning app, overall for Linux. That said, I use it when running KDE, but if I'm running Gnome, I usually use Brasero, although I used GnomeBaker for a while, as well. Graveman was another very good, lightweight Linux burning app, and it had very few dependencies so it was great with any desktop environment, or window manager, but it seems that it's no longer maintained, and no new releases have come out for several years.

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