Every ubuntu user is familiar with the Brasero Disc Burner tool for the reason that it comes as a default application in Ubuntu Linux. Brasero is a free disc-burning program licensed under the terms of the GNU General Public License. The good thing about this software is that it supports both CD and DVD formats. Brasero supports single-session data DVDs and any type of CD and can use all audio files handled by Gstreamer local installation (ogg, flac, mp3, …).
You can read more about Brasero in our article about CD And DVD Burning Tools For Ubuntu.
What tools do you need?
You need the Brasero Disc Burner tool, the iso file (an image of a CD, DVD, or BluRay disc) and a disc or a dvd where you want to burn your data. CDs are typically 700MB to 1.4GB, DVDs 4.7GB to 9.4GB, and BluRay Discs 25GB to 50GB. Also make sure your computer is able to write CDs and DVDs.
I will burn a linux distribution which is used in old computers with the intention of giving life to old hardware. This linux distribution is called Puppy Linux. I am preparing this distro for my lab, so i thought to share this article with you guys.
Burning Step By Step (Screenshots)
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Now select the “Burn image” option and locate your iso image like shown in Figure 2.
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I have not inserted a blank cd yet, so guys give me a second.
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Now it is time to burn it in fire! Click on Burn button and wait until the computer burns all the data to your cd. Once it is finished you can boot from your cd.
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Creating image checksum
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Close or make more copies, it is up on you. Happy burning!!!
