It is obvious that when it comes to CD or DVD Burning in Windows, the word that most of the buzz about in their mind is “NERO”. Nero has got such an influence in Windows Operating System for Disk Burning. What about Linux then ? Does Nero run on Linux, Well the answer is “YES Nero Supports Linux”. Don’t be too happy because here comes something that shocked me. “Nero for Linux” is not free !! You got to buy the software for 20 USD. You must note that the price for Nero on Windows cost about 70 USD.
Nero for Linux
Features:
- Supports both Graphical version and the Command Line version.
- Burn CD/DVD/BluRay Disks in Linux.
- Multi – session support for burning
- Double Layer DVD support
- Bootable Disk creation.
- Full support for Audio/Video burning and editing features that were present in Nero for Windows
- Availability in both RPM and Debian Package
- Supports all major Linux distros like Redhat, Suse, Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora etc.
Medium Type Selection
Supported Audio Decoding Formats
What I hate in Nero Linux ?
The price: 20 USD may be low when compared to the Windows version of Nero, but who prefers buying a software when they are using Linux. Take me for example, Ever Since I moved to Linux, I dint even spend a single penny for the softwares I use. Nero for Linux sounds good, but they the rate of people buying them is very less, because most of the features in Nero, like BluRay burning, Menu Editing, this – that and lot more are all covered by other softwares that are free to download and use. Nero has a good name in the burning industry, they must have considered reducing the price to some more, incase they should really pick up sales in Linux. My point of view frankly Nero for Linux is a boon for people in Video / Audio Editing Industry who are on Linux and its a joke for normal Linux users like me.
Download Links: Click here to Download Nero 4 For Linux
Price: Free to try , 20 Dollars to Buy 
I hate Nero, I make my computer run slowly.
Actually the Linux version is stable dude, you wont experience any slow down in computer in Linux version. And one more fact, as far as all the Burning softwares I have seen in Windows, the speed of your computer will seem to be slow, during the burning process., its becuase more resource is spent on the burning.
Never knew (may be because, I seldom use Linux) that there is a version of Nero for Linux as well. Great info buddy
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Guess wat, even I knew about this just a week back. Im a happy user of Brasero and k3Burn
So finally I got Nero for my SUSE letz see how it works there.
Sure dude, Share your experience too. BTW Good to see another OpenSuse user. Im mad in love with OpenSuse distro. They Rock!!
This is one of my favorite one. It is good to see for linux.
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But still cheaper than window edition. They know people uses Windows more.
Yup thats one way to promote their product, also many free cd burning softwares are available in linux,.
Great find bro… but unfortunately its not free…. bro, do you know any free great burning software for Linux?
I wud say, stick with the default bro, k3Burn for KDE and Brasero for Gnome works great.
Thanks bro
i also love k3b… but had some problems with the default one! 
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Brasero is awesome. May be its doesn’t have lot of features like Nero but its really awesome. Does work in seconds. Nero should know when they are coming to open source market they shouldn’t expect selling softwares.