Could you recommend some CD burning software?
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Could you recommend some CD burning software?
The out of the box version is not all that good. There are quite a few instances in synaptics for CD burning, but I don't really know what/how to choose
- bigbearomaha
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@kanishka
I think I remember now that I added the link manually - very easy to do - but easier still if the installer does it.
Check where the exec of brasero is
terminal>which brasero > /usr/bin/brasero
(I did it for you)
Menu>menu layout
Select which group you want for your link on the left pane and click new post. You can choose an icon as well as give the path to the exec.
Done
The installer takes care of "the dependancies hell" so all you need is installed.The brasero package does not require any other packages
I think I remember now that I added the link manually - very easy to do - but easier still if the installer does it.
Check where the exec of brasero is
terminal>which brasero > /usr/bin/brasero
(I did it for you)
Menu>menu layout
Select which group you want for your link on the left pane and click new post. You can choose an icon as well as give the path to the exec.
Done
Well it's getting stranger...
I unisntalled and reinstalled Brasero some more times, and I noticed that it doesn't add an icon to the menu no more. Not only that: I can not add its link to the menu via Menu Layout: it simply doesn't show there, though the same operation works flawlessly for any other application...
I unisntalled and reinstalled Brasero some more times, and I noticed that it doesn't add an icon to the menu no more. Not only that: I can not add its link to the menu via Menu Layout: it simply doesn't show there, though the same operation works flawlessly for any other application...
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I still have the same problem...Red Knuckles wrote:I just installed Brasero and it is listed in >K-Menu>Multimedia and it does open for me. Could others problems getting it to open from K or Tasty Menu have to do with Linux Mint version or repos???
Gnomebaker is not a solution, because it does not want to burn my dvds
I see that you are using Bianca KDE; so maybe it's a GNOME (I use it) problem?
Hmmm ... something wrong with your menu maybe? Can you take a look at this posting please:kanishka wrote:Yes. it works flawlessly from the CL. But it doesn't show in the menu (I use GNOME Bianca) and - on top of that - it can't be added to it
http://automatthias.wordpress.com/2005/ ... nome-menu/
I know ... it's about creating customised menus. But nontheless this guy mentions all the relevant files there, so maybe it would be worth checking out those files, e.g. if they are present or not and what their permissions are?
If nothing else that link might help you to fix your menu, so I hope.
EDIT #1: Found one more link that might help you to troubleshoot this:
http://www.yolinux.com/TUTORIALS/GNOME.html#MENUS
Kanishka, if it works from command line, then it is easy to add it in the gnome menus. Use alacarte. It should be in System->pref->menu layout (which is run alacarte). Add item to the menus or sub menus that you want. I used to check "run from terminal" for testing, and if it works, i will then uncheck it.kanishka wrote:Yes. it works flawlessly from the CL. But it doesn't show in the menu (I use GNOME Bianca) and - on top of that - it can't be added to itscorp123 wrote:Can you open it from the command line?
The fact is, I can add a new "brasero" icon&Command to alacarte, but it does not show in the menu anyway...amin wrote:Kanishka, if it works from command line, then it is easy to add it in the gnome menus. Use alacarte. It should be in System->pref->menu layout (which is run alacarte). Add item to the menus or sub menus that you want. I used to check "run from terminal" for testing, and if it works, i will then uncheck it.
I'm reading scorp's links, stay tuned