I don’t know much about Linux (well nothing at all actually
). However, I do know that there are Linux guis for cdrdao and there may also be for cdrecord and mkisofs but I can’t say for sure with those two.
As for those 3 programs, cdrdao is the only one that can read and write raw dao96. If using cdrdao a raw + rw subs read will do a full raw dao96 read whilst a raw write in cd-text mode will write dao96.
However, you cannot use cdrdao to duplicate clonecd’s functions because, although cdrdao can write in dao96 mode, the current version (1.1.7) only supports accurate writing of the r-w subs and does not support accurate writing of the p & q subs.
This means that, although cdrdao can successfully copy cd-text, kareoke and cd+g cds, it cannot copy securom or libcrypt protected psx cds.
The developer of cdrdao, Andreas Mueller, has, however, indicated that accurate writing of the p & q subs will be supported in the next release so we’ll just have to wait for version 1.1.8 and then see.