I've been working a lot with Redhat lately, but mostly on temporary systems or using VMWare on Win2K. I've learned a lot but think I need to install it and run it on a dedicated, well used system to keep the learning going. Before blowing away my Win2K setup and installing RH72 on one of my systems, I have a few concerns about things I can't live without.
CD-Burning In the archives I've found a lot about burning CD's. I have a Sony CD-RW CRX160E. I want to use a GUI interface to burn CD's and in the archives found mention of Xcdroast and mystBurn. I assume I would be able to burn CD's from an ISO image as well as create my own multi-session CD's. What about Video CD's? Can I do this on Linux? Will I be disappointed at all compared with using software like Nero or Adaptec CD Creator Deluxe? Scanner I have a parallel port Visioneer Paperport 6100B. Will I still be able to use my scanner? What front end software is recommended for this? Worst case I could move this to one of my other systems, but that kind of gets away from the point. I want to try and use Linux as a replacement for win2K. Pretty much all of my games will not work, but who has time for that anyway, right? I figure I'll look at Staroffice for my Office suite. Last I heard that was still free to use. Any suggestions from people who have made this leap would be appreciated. James _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
