Better CD burning tools than K3B? Best CD burning software I've used on any OS - completely painless. Sure there's always room for improvement, but I think there are bigger issues with multimedia playback (specifically with proprietary formats) and browser plugin management.
Amazon lists are a good start. If you search Amazon for Bebop you'll get recommendations from similiar minded folks. As discussed in prior comments there are many different flavors. Anime Turnpike is also a good resource. Cartoon Network edits sucketh, but they do introduce people to the genre....
Personally Bebop is one of my favorites. Some 'classics' you might start out with:
Ghost in the Shell
Akira
Serial Experiments Lain
Fist of the Northstar
Princess Mononoke
My Neighbor Totoro
Lucked out and saw Spirited Away at the Northampton Independent Film Festival over the weekend. A Disney film at an indie film festival.......strange days indeed. The disney rep seemed surprised that the audience was well acquainted with the works of Hayao Miyazaki and more surprised by the sellout crowd.
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Better CD burning tools than K3B? Best CD burning software I've used on any OS - completely painless. Sure there's always room for improvement, but I think there are bigger issues with multimedia playback (specifically with proprietary formats) and browser plugin management.
Amazon lists are a good start. If you search Amazon for Bebop you'll get recommendations from similiar minded folks. As discussed in prior comments there are many different flavors. Anime Turnpike is also a good resource. Cartoon Network edits sucketh, but they do introduce people to the genre.... Personally Bebop is one of my favorites. Some 'classics' you might start out with:
Ghost in the Shell
Akira
Serial Experiments Lain
Fist of the Northstar
Princess Mononoke
My Neighbor Totoro
Lucked out and saw Spirited Away at the Northampton Independent Film Festival over the weekend. A Disney film at an indie film festival.......strange days indeed. The disney rep seemed surprised that the audience was well acquainted with the works of Hayao Miyazaki and more surprised by the sellout crowd.