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    DVD burning

    Hello,

    I have Fedora Core 4 and Ubuntu, what are the softwares for burning DVD data disks? I need to make backup copies of my digital images.

    Thanks for your help!
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    In Ubuntu,

    Code:
    sudo apt-get install k3b cdrdao dvd+rw-tools
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    Quote Originally Posted by antidrugue
    In Ubuntu,

    Code:
    sudo apt-get install k3b cdrdao dvd+rw-tools
    isn't k3b for KDE? I am running Gnome.
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    Hehe, doesn't matter it works in Gnome as well...

    I use Gnome myself (Debian Sarge).

    Instead of K3B, you could always use: nautilus-cd-burner, gnomebaker, gtoaster, etc.

    Anyway those programs are only front-end (gui), the important part is to have those: cdrdao, dvd+rw-tools and cdrecord (install by default with all front-end).

    Choose the gui you like, it doesn't really matter.
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