We have got two burning applications with the system: Xfburn and Brasero.

Xfburn

Xfburn is a simply application allows to burn "iso" image file, data files, audio CD, create "iso" file

and erase multisession CD's.

1. Run it from: Menu-> Multimedia-> Xfburn

2. Choose a project, add files from upper window to down one and click on: Proceed to Burn.

3. Confirm that (you can change burning speed or a divace if you have more than one).

Xfburn home page: http://www.xfce.org/projects/xfburn/

And on Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xfce#Applications

Brasero

It is a part of GNOME environment and popular burning application for Linux.

Brasero can burn data files, audio CD, video DVD, video SVCD, "iso" and "cue" image, create file image

and erase multisession CD's.

1. Run it from: Menu-> Multimedia-> Brasero

2. Choose a new project from left panel.

3. To add files or folders to the project click on "+"

and "Burn" after.

4. If you want to make CD or DVD image:

a. Insert a CD/DVD (to be copied) to your optical drive and go to "Disc copy".

b. Change "source disc" for "Image file".

c. Enter "Properties" and choose a sort of image file: "toc" or "cue".

d. And click on "Create Image"

Brasero home page: http://projects.gnome.org/brasero/

On Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brasero_%28software%29

K3b

The third burning application I'd like to introduce is K3b.

It's a part of KDE environment and it's probably the best burning software for Linux.

What you can do with K3b:

1. Burn dates.

2. Make multisession project (burn more datas for the last open session).

3. Burn audio CD.

4. Burn mixed project such as: dates, audio, video, etc.

5. Burn video CD (VCD) or video DVD.

6. eMovix (it creates mini Linux distribution witch can open any video file using MPlayer,

but it has to be eMovix installed too).

7. Copy CD and DVD (cloning included).

8. Erease multi-session CD/DVD.

9. Burn file images.

10. Copy audio CD, video CD and video DVD.

Installation:

apt-get install k3b libk3b6-extracodecs

1. Run it from: Menu-> Multimedia-> K3b

2. Choose project type as first.

3. Next choose files to be burned from top window and drop theme off to down window.

4. Click on "Burn" and confirm that after or change any datails before.

K3b home page: http://www.k3b.org/

K3b on Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K3b

Others

GnomeBaker: http://sourceforge.net/projects/gnomebaker

Kiso - creates and modifies file images: http://kiso.sourceforge.net/

Nero Linux (non-free): http://www.nero.com/eng/

X-CD-Roast: http://sourceforge.net/projects/xcdroast/