On Mon, 2003-08-18 at 19:42, Spundun Bhatt wrote:
> First of all, I dont know anything about nautilu-cd burner. Is there any
> help available for it?
Not really -- hit Go -> CD Creator (in GNOME 2.3.x) or install
nautilus-cd-burner and go to burn:/// (GNOME 2.[02]). Drop files there,
press the Burn CD button.
> I thought the default burner for gnome was supposed to be gnome-toaster.
Nope, thats just a CD writer which happens to have "gnome" in its name.
:)
> I think its really cool to have integration of the music library and cd
> recorder on your system. The way I thought it would be is different
> though. I thought the way to go would be to have the music library
> manager a bonobo control which will sit inside the rest of the gui of
> rhythmbox(radio etc). ANd that this bonobo control could be used by
> other full-fledge cd authoring tools like gtoaster. Does this idea
> appealto anybody? If rhythm box wanted to have its own burner, it could
> still use the same architecture and have a separate ui for burner which
> will embed the music manager inside it. Ofcourse this will require some
> architecture rethinking but it will be exciting and I think it will
> help. Just my 0.02 bytes :)
Well, the CD writing architecture isn't too hard, and most of it has
already been implemented in nautilus-cd-burner as reusable GObjects.
Ross
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