http://writtenandread.net/xfburn/ Fri, 03 Sep 2010 23:02:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://writtenandread.net/xfburn/comment-page-1/#comment-685 Amy Sat, 05 Jun 2010 04:02:18 +0000 http://writtenandread.net/?p=327#comment-685 When I started using Linux, GnomeBaker was the default in Ubuntu. after some time they moved to Brasero. For some reason in both cases I had many CDs destroyed when I tried to burn. I presumed that it was a general problem with Linux vs. my CD drive, and didn't try to fix it. Then I discovered Xfburn. It was not included in Xubuntu, so I installed it myself and found that it just works. Xfburn is at least as good as any other Xfce app, but for some reason it is not used in many Xfce based distros. When I started using Linux, GnomeBaker was the default in Ubuntu. after some time they moved to Brasero. For some reason in both cases I had many CDs destroyed when I tried to burn. I presumed that it was a general problem with Linux vs. my CD drive, and didn’t try to fix it. Then I discovered Xfburn. It was not included in Xubuntu, so I installed it myself and found that it just works. Xfburn is at least as good as any other Xfce app, but for some reason it is not used in many Xfce based distros.

]]> http://writtenandread.net/xfburn/comment-page-1/#comment-619 Hezy Thu, 20 May 2010 22:53:07 +0000 http://writtenandread.net/?p=327#comment-619 When I started using Linux, GnomeBaker was the default in Ubuntu. after some time they moved to Brasero. For some reason in both cases I had many CDs destroyed when I tried to burn. I presumed that it was a general problem with Linux vs. my CD drive, and didn't try to fix it. Then I discovered Xfburn. It was not included in Xubuntu, so I installed it myself and found that it just works. Xfburn is at least as good as any other Xfce app, but for some reason it is not used in many Xfce based distros. When I started using Linux, GnomeBaker was the default in Ubuntu. after some time they moved to Brasero. For some reason in both cases I had many CDs destroyed when I tried to burn. I presumed that it was a general problem with Linux vs. my CD drive, and didn’t try to fix it. Then I discovered Xfburn. It was not included in Xubuntu, so I installed it myself and found that it just works. Xfburn is at least as good as any other Xfce app, but for some reason it is not used in many Xfce based distros.

]]> http://writtenandread.net/xfburn/comment-page-1/#comment-618 jeromeg Thu, 20 May 2010 21:20:30 +0000 http://writtenandread.net/?p=327#comment-618 Very nice and interesting review! Very nice and interesting review!

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