Re:Mastering video DVDs under linux IS easy
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NeroLinux vs. K3b
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You seem to think that no one wants an all in one solution . . . what freakin' planet are you living on? I agree that the beauty of having small programs that do a specific job well is great for people that know how to link those programs together in a functional and cohesive way, but I think it is safe to say that most people PREFER the monolithic solution - take a look at the popularity of Apple's i(insert all-encompasing noun) The general computer using population like integrated user friendly apps, which is exactly what the creative teams behind GNOME and KDE are trying to produce. K3B is just an example - which if you followed the development of KDE you would see. If Nero can provide the same functionality in linux that it does in windows then I think it will just make linux a more attractive solution, and I don't see how that is bad.
When my wife and I were still dating (but she lived in Houston and I was in Annapolis), we played Dungeon Keeper 2. It was humorous RTS-like game that was just fun, but not overly masculine (r.e. militant). I would stay away from first person shooters . . Pick something that is fun whether you win or lose.
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You seem to think that no one wants an all in one solution . . . what freakin' planet are you living on? I agree that the beauty of having small programs that do a specific job well is great for people that know how to link those programs together in a functional and cohesive way, but I think it is safe to say that most people PREFER the monolithic solution - take a look at the popularity of Apple's i(insert all-encompasing noun) The general computer using population like integrated user friendly apps, which is exactly what the creative teams behind GNOME and KDE are trying to produce. K3B is just an example - which if you followed the development of KDE you would see. If Nero can provide the same functionality in linux that it does in windows then I think it will just make linux a more attractive solution, and I don't see how that is bad.
my 2 cents.
When my wife and I were still dating (but she lived in Houston and I was in Annapolis), we played Dungeon Keeper 2. It was humorous RTS-like game that was just fun, but not overly masculine (r.e. militant). I would stay away from first person shooters . . Pick something that is fun whether you win or lose.