| Real Name | Activities | Homepage | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Akkerman , Wichert | Debian package | wakkerma@debian.org | ?? |
| Andrews , Will Melville , Eric |
FreeBSD Port |
andrews@TECHNOLOGIST.COM
eric@osd.bsdi.com |
?? |
| Asikainen , Petri | The Gnometoaster logo | paca@sci.fi | ?? |
| Nagy , Attila | hosts the Gnometoaster Homepage | bra@insomnia.jozsef.kando.hu | ?? |
| Eckleder , Andreas | idea,concept,coding,package maintainer,homepage contents,... | a.eckleder@bigfoot.com | http://dos4gw.home.pages.de |
| Fridgen , Gilbert | Homepage design | g.fridgen@gmx.de | http://g.fridgen.home.pages.de |
|
Hall , Ben
Eckleder, Andreas |
the Gnometoaster Documentation |
bhall@omega.scs.carleton.ca
A.Eckleder@bigfoot.com |
?? | Wendt , Christian | additional coding | c.wendt@bigfoot.com | none |
Finally,Iīd like to thank
all those numerous people who have helped debugging
Gnometoaster,sent ready-made packages for their systems or provided new
ideas and tips,for their great work:
Heiko Eissfeldt (heiko@colossus.escape.de),
Pascal Robinet (pascal@sigann.net),
Arnaud S.(AlphaAS@francemel.com),
Dag Wieers (dag@life.be),
Peter J Higson (peterh@cwcom.net),
Matt Hyclak (mrh@penguinpowered.com),
Jim Kusznir (jim_kusznir@ridgecrest.ca.us),
Turadg Aleahmad,
Luke LaRussa (luke@gee-wizz.com),
Scott Sams (sbsams@eos.ncsu.edu),
Evan DiBiase (evand@telerama.com)
Colin Bloch (colin@pdq.net),
Chris Koresko (koresko@gps.caltech.edu),
okki@wanadoo.fr,
Ralph Slooten (ralph.slooten@quicknet.nl),
Martin Dollenkamp (dollenkp@island.net),
Eric Sandeen (sandeen@jump.net),
Rolf Schaeuble (mail@rschaeuble.de),
Charles R. Tersteeg (aa0na@arrl.net),
Steven Rodenburg (steven@bos.nl)
and all those guys who complained about
the cheap design of Gnometoasterīs initial Homepage ;-)
Special thanks go to Jörg Schilling for providing the great program Gnometoaster owes itīs very existence: cdrecord!
The Gnometoaster Mailing List:
The Gnometoaster mailing list is the place where you can make
suggestions,ask questions. It's also where new announcements go first.
To subscribe to the Gnometoaster mailing list,go to
http://lists.kando.hu/mailman/listinfo/gnometoaster.
For more informations take a look at http://sites.inka.de/~W1752/cdrecord/frontend.htmlOther CD recording frontends:
There are many cd recording frontends available for Linux and everyone is quite different to the other.
So if you do not like the concept of Gnome Toaster, why not check out some of those?
Probably one of the best-known cd recording frontends (and
one of the oldest and thus most stable ones I think) is Xcdroast by Thomas Niederreiter (http://www.xcdroast.org).
A very promising program is gcombust, it's got plenty of
options to fiddle with.
Other programs are kisofs, keasycd, BurnIT,
cdrtoaster, ...
If you prefer command line programs,why not get a little
perl script by Audun Ytterdal, which writes mp3 files
on-the-fly,based on mp3 player tracklists.
It does so by using cdrdao, thus writing in dao mode.
It's available from
http://james.fix.no/mp3tocd.shtml.
There's also a rather sophisticated ncurses/freepascal based
textmode frontend to cdrecord available at
http://www.datadictator.co.za/cdtux/
. Among other things, it can also record mp3 files as audio
tracks.
GNOME TOASTER IS FREE SOFTWARE DISTRIBUTED UNDER THE GPL, GNU-PUBLIC-LICENSE, A COPY OF WHICH CAN BE FOUND WITHIN THE DISTRIBUTION ARCHIVE. GENERALLY THIS MEANS THAT YOU ARE ALLOWED TO MAKE AS MANY COPIES OF THIS PRODUCT AS YOU LIKE. YOU MAY REDISTRIBUTE THE ARCHIVE. YOU CAN CHANGE THE SOFTWARE AND REDISTRIBUTE THE CHANGED VERSION AS LONG AS IT IS CLEARLY VISIBLE THAT IT IS NOT THE ORIGINAL PROGRAM. MODIFICATIONS TO THE SOFTWARE SHOULD, HOWEVER, GENERALLY BE SUBMITTED TO THE EMAIL ADDRESS BELOW. IF THEY ARE USEFUL, THEY'LL THEN BE INTEGRATED INTO THE MAIN GNOME TOASTER DISTRIBUTION. THIS HELPS KEEPING THE WORLD EASY.
Bookmark http://gnometoaster.rulez.org/
to stay informed about new developments concerning Gnome Toaster.
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