Re: ISO9660/cdrom progress

"Ingo Weinhold" <bonefish-CFLBMwTPW48UNGrzBIF7/[email protected]> wrote:
> > Ah, I see how it is. :-) Well, might you be able to check any of 
> > the 
> > burners available in Linux then=3D3F I don't have the patience to 
> > figure 
> > out how to get something as terribly complex as CD burning software 
> > to work. :-P :-)
> Actually, I've never burned a CD under Linux. In fact, the only CD 
> burner I possess lives in a BeOS-only machine that has been terribly 
> unstable for quite some time. :-(
> Maybe I could try the Knoppix CD I got recently. I don't know whether 
> there's a CD burner app on it that supports burning multisession 
> ISO9660 CD, though. Oh, I've got a better idea, I could ask stippi to 
> burn some CDs for me under FreeBSD. :-)

I don't know of any other applications than the famous cd-record which 
is also available for BeOS - but of course, this has never interested 
me much, as I rarely use other operating systems, if possible ;) 
Has anyone tried to burn a multi-session disk using it=3F

> > How is the GUI add-on stuff going, btw=3D3F
> It's progressing slowly. After some painful attempts to build a GUI 
> with the plain Interface Kit, I decided to write some classes for a 
> generic layout management. Don't worry, I don't intend to hold myself 
> off too long with that. It will be relatively simple, and by accident 
> I 
> have this very powerful, `almost complete' layout library of mine 
> discontinued some four years ago, from which I can borrow some ideas 
> and code.

Oh, it's really not hard to *not* use a layout manager, but if you 
really have to :-)

Adios...
   Axel.