Robin 'Roblimo' Miller wrote:
> xcalibre wrote:
>
>> Today as I was updating my Nero I see they now offer a Linux version.
>> http://ww2.nero.com/us/NeroLINUX.html
>
>
>
> Matt Moen is doing a review of it for NewsForge as we speak. Remember,
> this is proprietary software with all kinds of limitations attached to
> it, and registrations costs like $90 if you don't already have a
> registered Windows version.
>
> BTW, I am absolutely in the market for reviews or help with case
> studies on enterprise-level hardware and software. We have desktop
> stuff pretty well covered. What we need is more business environments
> willing to test network or business-use stuff. Do you or your boss
> have anything you'd like to try if we can get a review copy/unit for
> you free?*
>
> - Robin
>
> *Yes, you have to give hardware back. Software.... depends.
Now I already stated my disappointment in Nero for Linux. Mainly as it
nothing more than a name. Many of the great features of nero are simply
not there in the linux version making it well suck. But that is all I
have to say on that matter.
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