cnr in kubuntu?

[llivne]

has anyone ever tried cnr (cnr.com)
in kubuntu?

just browsing there i see a huge list of software to download (even more then the respiratory+
and the site says it works with ubuntu so it should also work with kubuntu

anyone tried it? if so what do you got to say about it?

[integr8e]

Re: cnr in kubuntu?

I've never used it, but checking it out, it seems to be something like CNET's Download.com, which I used frequently with Windows (CNET's been giving a lot of positive feedback on Ubuntu lately, pretty cool hugh?) Thanks for informing me about CNR.com.

[kortsen]

Re: cnr in kubuntu?

I just got an email from Linspire that they are packing up their CNR warehouse and moving everything over to cnr.com. Details are at http://www.linspire.com/oldwarehouse. The first thing I did was go over to www.cnr.com to check it out. It seems like a very good idea for n00bs. If you want a CD burner or MP3 player you just pick and click.

The next thing I did was search here to see how it would affect a Kubuntu user, and all I found was this old thread.

[Dr.Ninethousand]

Re: cnr in kubuntu?

I tried CNR for a few days while trying out Freespire, which comes with CNR.. it was easy and convenient, and I can't remember any problems with it.. but for whatever reason I decided to switch to Kubuntu.. anyway I think it could be a great addition to *buntu, but I would have to try it some more..

edit: I just tried to install CNR with no success.. the .deb is not for 64bit, and I couldn't get it from the repository either..

[KStorm]

Re: cnr in kubuntu?

I'll stick with Adept--it's the best, by far.

[Dr.Ninethousand]

Re: cnr in kubuntu?

I'll stick with Adept--it's the best, by far.

agreed.. I would only use CNR after failing to find what I'm looking for in Adept and apt-get..