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You mean program? Like grip (probably installed), I like oggripper, too easy. Or do you mean you are looking for the dir where your oggs are ripped to?
I am not trying to be thick, but but you either rip from a CD to your hard drive, or you copy already created OGG files from somewhere to another location. I don't know what you mean by a directory that allows you to rip oggs. Is there some specific GUI you remember that makes the CD look like a directory, that you simply copy from and the oggs are created.
Honestly, just trying to figure out what you mean.
I'm trying to rip the music from a cd to my hard drive, but in Red Hat 7.3 there is a directory that has the vorbis files(the directory is the cd drive but Linux somehow presents the files in ogg).
Ahh, making more sense now. I don't know what the app is that shows it like that. I have always used grip and now oggripper. Maybe see if what you are looking for is at http://linuxshop.ru/linuxbegin/win-lin-soft-en/
This is the directory that I was looking for: audiocd:/Ogg Vorbis. That will allow you to access your audio CD tracks in Ogg Vorbis form and then copy them to your hard drive.
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