

Insert your blank CD/DVD/BD-R/RW then choose a method below In the examples used here the default internal burner of the laptop is set as /dev/sr0, If your burner is not /dev/sr0, replace the device with the one your system uses. There are many good free GUI apps to burn bootable linux iso images to disc in linux like k3b, brasero, xfburn and even the many free GUI burner apps for windows such as CdBurnerXP, ImgBurn, Infrarecorder, Active ISO Burner, BurnCDCC, Free ISO Burner, ISOBurn, ISO Recorder, Passcape ISO Burner, ISO Workshop, Free Any Burn, Windows 7 Built-in Disc Image Burner etc etc, and even free linux CLI apps like cdrecord and many others, in this article however I will just mention 3 quick command line apps that are most common in linux distributions and mention an extra 4th choice, thats a menu driven linux CLI burning app for last How to Burn a Bootable ISO Image to Disc in a Linux Terminal:
