When I first started out with Linux it seemed that I couldn't find a GUI application that was mature enough for cd burning without my having to first figure out how to use the software and then how to configure the settings for my box.

As it turned out I really didn't need that much. All I wanted to do was copy ISO's, data disks, and music disks. The comannds "dd" and "cdrecord" plus enough hard drive were all I really needed and eventually I put them both together in a script which saved me having to type in paths, designate a burning device, etc. every time I wanted to burn a disk.

After several friends asked I refined the script so as to make it a little more user friendly but I don't use it any more and leave it here as a bit of a curiosity in case some one is trawling around looking for scripting ideas.

You can find a copy of qburn here.