Wandering Freeloader

hehe nice one, it's fun huge changelog, anyway as jmet i'm still very interested on when the version 6 should be released As it is said in ImgBurn, check your life now

Argh, I'm leaving tomorrow to my family, I just just fell the excitment about the new release, even if I am not really in need of burning anything soon . Happy christmas for everyone if Im not here to wish it:)

What! It means it doesn't have a font manager !!!! Kidding of course, have a nice weekend

Haha I second that one, Img is definately the program that should have one! Whatever, LUK while I wouldn't disagree with a new version of ImgBurn (with a Font Manager of course )this week end, I wouldn't mind either that every one that have been working directly or not on imgburn take a well deserved break for the upcoming christmas. So don't push yourself even if it for writing changelogs, especially since your changelogs are usually dense .

While nice the windowing system is nice, ImgBurn still look like a win 95 application.

Too bad wine cannot apply gtk or kde themes in the application, that would be great to have an ImgBurn with the Clearlook theme

Hey thx, I especially remember the first thread now I guess I'm blind then. I forgot in my previous post to give the url of the tool, so here is it : http://hem.bredband.net/catacombae/dmgx.html At least if no development on this side are going on (which I can totally understand), ppl can use this free tool to convert a DMG image.

I remember a post about DMG support, unfirtunately either i'm blind or i didn't find the DMG thread. So about DMG support I came across a source code in Java used to convert DMG to iso, maybe a support of this format is possible. There is altough bz2 compression alogrythm (and others) whose liscence might need some clarfication. How things are this going on this side or not?

I guess my reasons are there File Size Comparison

For thos who like multi desktop like those on linux, i found a nifty too called Dexpot. (http://www.dexpot.de/) Actually while I just discovered it, it doesn't seems new at all. So the tool seems pretty stable and doesn't really eat memory (around 8MB). It isn't as beautiful as on macos, but it is quite useful anyway. As I suppose ppl here like good software I think this one deserves a try and some credits.

It's not as good as ImgBurn but SimplyBurns is a nice burning program pretty simple and straightforward.

@Martin H Yes this exactly how LUK understood it, it's not wizard, it's just a screen taht can lead to the principal area of the program. And ImgBurn is probably used by ppl whose native tongue is not english, and is certainly proposed to non english computer "newbie", I think a bit and only a bit of attention to their clumsiness is nice for them. Btw i don't really like them either (wiazrds), but sometime it is a good thing for some ppl that can be lost on a computer. And on this program i don't think it's a good idea to create a wizard anyway, and a welcome screen is probably well enough. @blackdavinci Wow, your mockup is great, i'm backing up this design

Well though I don't specifically find the ui of ImgBurn difficult to understand. I came to notice that people that doens't even know what style in word is couldn't apprehend ImgBurn that easily. An pretty simple idea would be to have at the launch of ImgBurn a panel with huge icons proposing what ImgBurn can do. I made a simple mockup of what i'm talking about. (Icons borrowed from the great work done at gnome: http://art.gnome.org/themes/icon/1100 )

How can we did not see such a nice feature, that would definately means the burial of every other burning software. This is indeed a missing critical feature! ... as an easter egg this would be lovely

Well somehow that's true, english is not my native language, anyway I writed this comparison in the intent to be confusing