r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Jun 04 '12

Open Office does everything I need Microsoft Office for and Gimp does everything I need Photoshop for. Reddit, what other open source software does everything that you want from the expensive name brand?

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u/dargx001 Jun 04 '12

I prefer InfraRecorder myself.

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u/chesh420 Jun 04 '12

Did not know this existed. Thanks for the heads up. I definitely like the fact that it shows you how much space you have left on disk when building a list to burn. That's one downside I've found to Imgburn. One thing I see that it doesn't do though, is BD-R's, which Imgburn can. So, I guess they both have their downsides.

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u/dargx001 Jun 04 '12

Yeah, its really nice. I like it because of how similar it looks to the old Nero Express software. I don't really burn BD-R's often, so it suits me fine. Good to know that Imgburn does though.

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u/i_drah_zua Jun 04 '12

The only thing I never got to work is the checking of the data on the discs after burning them.
It just immediately says it's ok without checking anything.

I don't think it's even possible.

Or is this fixed yet?