lightscribe label for Ubuntu 9.04

[waspinator]

Here is a label I made to print on Lightscribe dvds. The included psd also has the words for other flavours of ubuntu.

To print these onto Lightscribe dvds in ubuntu use

1.Lightsctibe driver
( http://www.lightscribe.com/downloadsection/linux/index.aspx?id=1372 )

2. Laclie Labeler.
( http://www.lacie.com/support/drivers/driver.htm?id=10094 )

The Laclie Labeler does not come in a deb (only rmp) so you'll have to convert it using alien or download the one I converted already.

psd and deb file for Laclie Labeler available here : http://rapidshare.com/files/225621124/ubuntu_light_scribe.zip.html

EDIT: NEW LINK: http://rapidshare.com/files/233267548/ubuntu_light_scribe.zip

Enjoy,

Waspinator

[NFblaze]

Pretty neat...Thanx

I just discovered that Linux has Lightscribe support...because the one in my Windows never works so I will definitely try this out.

Thanks Again.

[NFblaze]

Aww...seems like the rapidshare link has maxed out...
heres another one only good for another 10 downloads

ill see if i can upload it using my premium acct later on
http://rapidshare.com/files/230629363/4l_1.0-r6_i386_001.deb.html

[kamitsukai]

I've put it on mint upload as well (only good for a couple of days but theres no wait time =])

http://files.mint-space.com/getfile,20090508170617,4l_1.0-r6_i386_001.deb.html

[waspinator]

link updated

http://rapidshare.com/files/233267548/ubuntu_light_scribe.zip

[Gadgetech]

I'll offer up my website to host this file.

waspinator's Ubuntu 9.04 lightscribe package on TuxTweaks.com (http://tuxtweaks.com/downloads/ubuntu_9.04_lightscribe.tar.bz2):D

[waspinator]

Thanks Gadgetech!

[ralley4]

Everything here is x86. :( I guess there is no 64-bit support yet?

[Mike'sHardLinux]

You can install the 32-bit packages in the 64-bit Ubuntu.


sudo dpkg -i --force-architecture package

[ralley4]

Oh great, thanks for that insight!

[pleasehelp123]

Please, please help - newbie here

In some earlier posts it is recommended that because the lightscribe software needs a root user to print - that you should add a user group called wheel - then add all users (so just me) to this group. Then go ahead and install the software.

I have installed/uninstalled this piece of software about 20 times now, but no matter how I do it every time I install it, I need root privileges to print.

Where am I going wrong?

Thanks in advance for your help

[Frdbrkl]

Please, please help - newbie here

I have installed/uninstalled this piece of software about 20 times now, but no matter how I do it every time I install it, I need root privileges to print.

Where am I going wrong?

Thanks in advance for your help

It seems to me that You're going absolutely *right*. Call me insecure, but I *really* like an executable that asks me "are you SURE?". As far as installing it to run without root, I believe that will require a script or at least modifying the executable permissions (hey, I'm noob as well, so I could be way off base here) of the file.