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KisoCD for KDE1

The source, which is always the most current KisoCD you can get...

SuSE makes KDE-binary-packages available on their homepage (us, de).

Francois Massoneau doesn't only make the french translation but also RPMs for KisoCD. Follow the link "linux". Thank you, Francois!

Sheldon also contributed a src-rpm (0.6.3) and a binary-rpm (0.6.3). Thank you!

Most current version: 0.6.4 by Steven Suson

Added support for BURN-Proof(TM) for those CD-R and CD-RW devices which have this capability. (This being licensed hardware/firmware technology from Sanyo Electric Ltd.) This should greatly reduce, if not eliminate the "coaster effect", even on lesser capacity systems which continue to multitask.
The System speed and more options tab has been modified to not only include the new BURN-Proof(TM) option (when applicable, based on the chosen write device), but to allow the text fields to show more of their actual content (.i.e. they are wider).
source archive
source rpm
binary rpm

Support for cdrecord 1.10 (cdrtools 1.10):
Please download this archive, unpack it and put those new files into the KisoCD-source-directory. Then compile and install again. Remember to call

  kisocd.sh -c110
	

if you use this version.

KisoCD for KDE2

The fourth alpha-version (0822a) of KisoCDII has been released

KisoCDII is the KDE2-version of KisoCD; there are few differences at the moment. Note that things may not work as you expect and that KDE2 is not usable for every-day-work yet. Please use KDE 1.1.X and KisoCD instead.

This version has been tested with the beta-release (version 1.92) of KDE2. It contains part of the hopefully-soon-implemented features "renaming and deleting files" -- the user interface is nearly finished, but the main part is still missing, so it doesn't work yet.

You can use "kdesu" instead of a shellscript in an xterm to log in as root. If you prefer this method, copy "kisocdII.desktop_kdesu" to "kisocdII.desktop".

To install it you need to do more than the usual three steps, this time it's

  make -f Makefile.dist
  ./configure
  make
  make install

Have fun!

Jens

Sorrily I don't have time to finish work on the new version of KisoCD at the moment, so here is just a one-file-bugfix; now you should be able to include files with special characters in their names again. The bugfix-archive additionally contains support for the new cdrecord 1.10 (cdrtools 1.10). Remember to call

  kisocdII.sh -c110
	

if you use this version.

Download KisoCDII
Download Bugfix

Latest notes (26.07.2002)

It seems I can't make myself up to continue working on KisoCD. So here are the most current source-files. This first one is basically KisoCDII like above, with the bugfix applied. Furthermore it contains a quick hack to make something working which was out of order before...I can't remember it clearly. However, this is the version I currently use.

And here are the sources to something which was intended to be the final and perfect KisoCD. I restructured lots of the code to be more clean and started adding features (removing and renaming of single items in the directory- and file-tree, taking and dropping root-rights, ...), but did not finish it yet. Maybe it basically works, I don't even know.