linux

So you've got a pile of videos you've snagged from the Internet or maybe you've been making your own videos with your own camera but you want to throw them onto a DVD for viewing on your DVD player. Of course there's applications that take care of this for you - you can do this with applications that come installed by default in Macs. Windows and Linux users aren't quite so lucky. I'll show you in this post how to create a simple DVD (no menus) using a few applications you can install for free in Linux. I'm also writing this from the point of view of an Ubuntu system.

Really the biggest issue I have with Ubuntu Linux right now is photography support. it's scattered and kinda sucky. photography has a workflow to it. you have your app to import and organize your photos. ideally that same app allows you to tag them into "like" and "suck" categories (among others) and it should allow you to edit the images as well. finally that app also needs to have some type of exporting tools that let you pick out your selection of likes and export them out to another location resized, renamed or both.