Brasero Disc BurnerLinux
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ImgBurnWindows
Brasero Disc Burner como alternativa Linux a ImgBurn
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Nuestra opinión
Brasero is a solid Linux alternative for most ImgBurn tasks. It handles data and audio CD/DVD burning, ISO creation and burning, and basic verification, making it suitable for everyday disc‑burning needs. Power users who rely on advanced options like Blu‑ray support, detailed write‑speed control, or extensive command‑line scripting may find Brasero lacking, but for typical home or office use it works well.
- Licencia
- GPL-2.0-or-later
- Precio
- Gratis
- Última versión
- 3.12.4 (28 de septiembre de 2026)
- Valoración
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Lo que funciona igual
- Burn data CDs/DVDs from files or folders
- Create and burn ISO/IMG images
- Support for audio CD creation
- Verify written data for integrity
- Graphical drag‑and‑drop interface
Lo que cambia
- No native Blu‑ray (BD‑R/BD‑RE) burning support
- Limited low‑level control over write speed and buffer settings
- No built‑in command‑line interface comparable to ImgBurn's scripting
- Less detailed logging and error reporting
- Relies on GNOME libraries; may feel heavy on non‑GNOME desktops
Abrir tus archivos de ImgBurn
Brasero can open standard ISO and IMG files that ImgBurn produces, so you can burn those images without conversion. It does not understand ImgBurn's proprietary project files, but those are rarely used outside the program.
Pasar de ImgBurn a Brasero Disc Burner, paso a paso
- Install Brasero from your distribution's repository or via Flathub.
- Associate .iso and .img files with Brasero (right‑click → Open With → Brasero).
- Test a small data disc: drag a folder onto Brasero, start the burn, and verify the result.
- If you need Blu‑ray support, install a dedicated tool like
k3borXfburnalongside Brasero. - For scripted burns, replace ImgBurn command lines with
brasero's--burnoptions or usegrowisofsas a CLI fallback.
Funciones clave de Brasero Disc Burner
- Grabar CDs/DVDs de datos y audio
- Copiar discos existentes
- Crear y grabar imágenes ISO
- Soporte para extensiones CD-TEXT y Joliet
- Soporte de discos multi-sesión
- Selección de archivos por arrastrar y soltar
- Integración con el entorno de escritorio GNOME
- Soporte para unidades compartidas remotas
Cómo instalar Brasero Disc Burner en Linux
flatpak install flathub org.gnome.BraseroPreguntas frecuentes
Can Brasero burn Blu‑ray discs?
No, Brasero does not support BD‑R/BD‑RE media. Use a tool such as k3b or Xfburn for Blu‑ray.
Is there a command‑line version of Brasero?
Brasero provides limited CLI options (e.g., brasero --burn <image>), but they are not as feature‑rich as ImgBurn's scripting interface.
How does Brasero verify burned discs?
After burning, Brasero can run a read‑back verification automatically; you can enable it in the preferences or the burn dialog.
