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:Nero Linux Moves Ahead with HD DVD, Blu-Ray Support

Nero Linux Moves Ahead with HD DVD, Blu-Ray Support
Mar 7, 2008, 10 :00 UTC (2 Talkback[s]) (5252 reads)
(Other stories by Michael Hatamoto)

"During the CeBIT computer show in Hannover, Germany, Nero announced plans to launch Nero Linux 3.5, which now promises to run on Linux subnotebooks with smaller screen resolutions.
"Although there are several different options for Linux users wanting to create CDs or DVDs, Nero Linux is different because it offers users the ability to back up Blu-ray and HD DVD content easily. Further, the GUI in the Linux version is very similar to the one used in Windows..."

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