Nero Linux 4 - Still the Best Burning Tool for Linux?
As the most popular non-commercial desktop OS, Linux and its users have a lot worth boasting about. One of the biggest points raised when Linux is questioned boils down to security, and I think few would argue that as far as certain operating systems being targeted goes, Linux is rather safe. That's also helped by the fact that the entire OS is open-sourced, so if there is a hole somewhere, it's bound to be caught by somebody.
If not for security, then maybe you simply like how Linux as a whole operates... how the system works. Or, you might just prefer the available desktop environments, such as KDE or GNOME, over the commercial alternatives. Or how about the fact that Linux is a 100% free operating system? Even the vast majority of available applications for Linux are created by passionate developers for free.
I dual-boot my personal PC with both Windows and Linux, and while I admit I have quite a bit of commercial software inside of my Windows installation, out of all the software packages I have installed inside of my Linux, only one happens to be a commercial application. Can you guess what it is? Of course, it's Nero Linux. When I laid my hands on the first version of the application well over four years ago, I was sold. While there are many free CD burning applications for Linux, none were quite as refined as Nero Linux.
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