Nero, leaders in digital media technology, announced today that Nero Linux 3 is now available worldwide. The first Linux application to offer Blu-ray Disc and HD DVD data burning support, Nero Linux 3 has been redesigned to maximize ease of use, efficiency, and speed with next-generation disc formats.
The advanced features of Nero Linux 3 make it the most powerful and versatile burning application available for Linux. In addition to offering Blu-ray and HD DVD burning capabilities enabled through full UDF support, Nero Linux 3 natively supports 64-bit systems. For worldwide usability, Unicode supports Nero Linux 3 in 26 languages. Nero Linux 3 is fully compatible with numerous Linux distributions including the following and any later versions: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4, SuSE Linux 10.0, Fedora 4, Debian GNU/Linux 3.1, and Ubuntu 5.10.
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The advanced features of Nero Linux 3 make it the most powerful and versatile burning application available for Linux. In addition to offering Blu-ray and HD DVD burning capabilities enabled through full UDF support, Nero Linux 3 natively supports 64-bit systems. For worldwide usability, Unicode supports Nero Linux 3 in 26 languages. Nero Linux 3 is fully compatible with numerous Linux distributions including the following and any later versions: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4, SuSE Linux 10.0, Fedora 4, Debian GNU/Linux 3.1, and Ubuntu 5.10.
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its gonna need ALOT more then nero to do that lol
Small drips can add up. Computers are only useful if there's utilities and peripherals allow it. Many computers these days are used to make copies of DVD movies and such. This utilities is just one apps that is a plus for the *nix users. I say over 90% (don't shoot me cos of my estimation) of new computer users bought their computer because they want to backup movie DVDs and song CDs. And for that, having such a software company making this small footprint can open more choices for the consumers.
There's room for both free software and non-free software (and that's both in licenses as in cost
And there are free alternatives to Nero on Linux.
this is why i say linux is most liked by cheap people
this is why i say linux is most liked by cheap people
Linux as in OS is free, other software is same as with Windows/OSX: some if free, some you have to pay for. Only with linux, there is way bigger share of free than commercial software available. We all know good software costs (Photoshop, etc.) but in the end, linux will save you some money (if you always buy the software you use, of course). But that's another story.
Nero3 otherwise is a great thing for linux and a quality product, having used the beta few times myself, it really works well and they finally switched to gtk2.
If it does that I'm buying it.
$25...where the **** is that offer on the windows version? Am I missing it (A Nero-only Windows version)?
Last edited by Ned on 26 May 2007 - 01:00
What are you talking about? From Nero3 it looks exactly the same as other applications, same font, theme, ... You must be talking about Nero2.
Some moderator please delete it... i did by mistake...!
As for nero3.. that rocks..finally a software 2 burn blu-ray!
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