GNU/Linux Desktop Survival Guide by Graham Williams
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CD Data

Nautilus provides by far the simplest approach to burning data CDs. See Section 65.3 for details.

The command line alternative is also quite simple and is covered in the following sections. The first will build an image of the CD ready to burn, and then show the command to burn to CD. The second will also build an image but will directly burn it to the CD.

Subsections

• Intermediate Image
• No Intermediate Image
• Direct Copy Data CD from /dev/cdrom to SCSI burner
• Copy Video CD