Le mercredi 05 novembre 2008 à 12:48 +0100, Luca Ferretti a écrit :
> If so, there is no UI for this, in example a "Blank Disc" entry in
> Nautilus context menu for inserted disc, isn't it?
No, but it proposes to blank the disk at the time of burning if
appropriate.
> > What exactly can the brasero front-end do that n-c-b cannot? Shouldn’t
> > it be something that we could add to the n-c-b burn dialog?
>
> Josselin, I was speaking about "frontend", i.e. provide to the end user
> both this[1] and this[2] UIs to collect data to burn.
Yes, I understood that, and I believe the brasero frontend made some bad
UI choices.
So far, the only features that you described that n-c-b is missing are:
1. multisession support
2. ability to blank discs from the UI
3. the progress bar indicating how much room is left on the disc
4. audio CD burning
2 is trivial to add, 3 requires more knowledge of the nautilus insides
but shouldn’t be too hard, 4 is already done in an arguably better way
by serpentine, so all that leaves is multisession support. Compare that
to the task of changing all applications that use libnautilus-burn to
use a new burning backend.
If we change our burning software so radically, I’d like to see
radically new features as well. Currently I only see a radically worse
UI.
Don’t get me wrong: I love to see people working on improving our CD
burning suite. But thinking of it as a standalone application, à la
Nero, is a regression.
Cheers,
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