Nero for Linux!
Now I'm surprised.
A full featured version of Nero made for Linux, developed using glib/gtk. And they are available as both RPM and Debian packages.
It's really nice to see a "traditional" software house making its products for Linux.
This kind of action is important to make it a viable platform for regular end users, avoiding the Windows lock because their software (e.g., Autocad, 3D Studio, Photoshop, etc) is available only for Windows.
A full featured version of Nero made for Linux, developed using glib/gtk. And they are available as both RPM and Debian packages.
It's really nice to see a "traditional" software house making its products for Linux.
This kind of action is important to make it a viable platform for regular end users, avoiding the Windows lock because their software (e.g., Autocad, 3D Studio, Photoshop, etc) is available only for Windows.
posted by Unknown at Tuesday, July 03, 2007
1 Comments:
I agree that this is a good thing. We need more vendors to offer Linux versions of their products.
I just don't see how Nero can compete with projects like InfraRecorder, which provides the same features on Windows and Linux for FREE!
http://infrarecorder.sourceforge.net/
Tristan
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