Welcome to gcombust.

gcombust is free software. Please see the file COPYING for details.
For documentation, please see the files in the doc subdirectory.
For building and installation instructions please see the INSTALL file.

gcombust is a GTK+ frontend for mksisofs and cdrecord.

At this moment gcombust isn't very well tested; _expect it to fail_, don't
blame me if it gets you coasters (you should probably only use the -dummy
option for now).

Note that a few things aren't implemented yet. For one thing, it silently
ignores most errors mkisofs and cdrecord returns. This release of gcombust is
to be considerad an unstable beta release. Look at it like this; it (maybe)
works for me, and your job is to break it, and tell me what you did (or
preferably; send me patches fixing the mess (ie my code :).

Updates can be obtained from:
http://www.iki.fi/jmunsin/gcombust

Requirements (the versions number are the ones I use, and the ones I have
	tested it with - others might work, too):

GTK+ 1.0.x
	(it seems to work with 1.1.15, but there are some small incompabilities)

cdrecord 1.8
	(it might work with version 1.6)

mkisofs 1.12b4
	(any earlier releases will most probably fail to work
	with gcombust, 1.11 and lower will most certainly fail)

mkhybrid 1.12a4.7
	(mkhybrid support is not very well tested, but it should work)

Send feedback/comments/ideas/bugreports to: jmunsin@iki.fi
Flames to /dev/null as usual.

Features:
	Burning on the fly, without making an image 
	Tooltips to keep you from reading man pages 
	Make creation of iso-images easy
		(support for making your own directory hierarchy on the image
		without the need for copying files/making symlinks)
	Maximize disk by hinting which directories/files to use
		(binpacking/knapsack) 

TODO: (incomplete list, in no special order)
	detect more errors from cdrecord/mkisofs
	menus
	a few default setups for different tasks
	multisessions support ?
	save/load options
	save file(image) selections
	should be possible to move around files/dirs and change the
	    image dir structure arbitrarely
	mount image and view it
	more than one image
	audio images
	check the malloc/free's, it leaks memory in a few places...
	some doc

