ISO burner? [solved]

[grimx]

I'm using Mandriva 2007

where is an ISO burner/ creator that i can get??

[ianw1974]

You can use K3B, which is really good. If this isn't suitable, please explain in more detail what it is your actually trying to do.

[grimx]

Ok here is what i want to do:

I download Mandriva Spring Live CD.iso

and i want to burn it to a cd-rw.

i checked out that program u suggested

and exactly how do i burn the iso image to cd: create a "data cd" or what??

[scarecrow]

Virtually any Linux burning tool can burn ISO's... BTW I also use k3b.

Other than that, acetoneiso2 is a good image manipulator and for image creation/management there are isomaster and kiso (the latter is rather obsolete). I wouldn't trust too much any of the two.

[grimx]

I think i found one, i have Gnome CD Master and it has an option to burn an .iso image.

problem solved.

One other thang though, Mandriva 2008 will i be free to download cd .iso's??

Edited September 26, 2007 by grimx

[ianw1974]

Yeah, if you're using Gnome, you can usually just right click the ISO image and burn it choosing an option from the pop up menu.

 

As to Mandriva 2008, I've no idea since we are not Mandriva, but an unofficial support group of Mandriva Lovers who love to help people with their problems. However, going by past experience, I would expect them to release Mandriva 2008 Free on CD and DVD, as well as a Mandriva 2008 One CD which is a Live CD for using before installing.

[AussieJohn]

If you had looked at K3B a little more carefully you would have seen that it openly offers to burn ISOs for either CD or DVD and is probably the easiest and most user friendly of ANY burner programs available. In my opinion it even has the famous NERO nailed down. It has also deservedly won numerous awards.

 

Whether or not you use Gnome instead of KDE you can still install K3B without installing all of KDE.

 

Cheers.

[grimx]

ok.

thanx

[ianw1974]

If you had looked at K3B a little more carefully you would have seen that it openly offers to burn ISOs for either CD or DVD and is probably the easiest and most user friendly of ANY burner programs available. In my opinion it even has the famous NERO nailed down. It has also deservedly won numerous awards.

 

Whether or not you use Gnome instead of KDE you can still install K3B without installing all of KDE.

 

Cheers.

 

Exactly :)

 

I use Gnome with KDE as well as other burning software.

[pmpatrick]

I k3b you go in the menus to Tools>Burn CD Image in case anyone is wondering. If you're running kde, k3b will come up and offer to burn the image if you double click on the iso image file in konqueror.