That came with my OS. All of them.
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| Author | Content |
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| AnonymousCoward Feb 20, 2006 4:29 PM EST |
Even the dear old ancient Slackware I first started on included cdrecord. Every version of Mac OS X likewise. So why didn't the author cast this as an MS-Windows-specific handicap? |
| Fritz Feb 20, 2006 11:27 PM EST |
Maybe the author should actually try to learn what he's talking about before complaining about it. ISO burnint is hardly an issue specific to Linux CDs. I mean honestly, if you're too much of a "novice" to burn a CD properly, ubuntu will send you one, FOR FREE. My real question is what the hell this guy is doing writing articles for a supposed IT news site. The reality of the situation nowadays is that if you can't install linux on a blank hard drive, then you won't be able to install windows. Don't even think of trying to install windows onto a dual-boot, it just won't happen. -> Fritz |
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