I am on FC5 (Fedora Core 5) and I already downloaded and rebuilt the RPM to support the non-root mode and allowed all users on all workstations to run xcdroast.

Now when I try to copy a CD I am able to read in CDs but I cannot burn them. The following error message appears when I try to burn a CD with another user than the root (with root it works):
Note: This is really the end of the error message.

I tried also with sudo but I think I cannot really get it to work. If sudo is the solution then please show me an exact sample how to configure and call it then.

Please help.

I haven't used XCDRoast since the advent of CD/DVD Creator. Do you have a specific reason for using it?

No, I am very new to Linux and searching the software list in the Fedora I found the xcdroast first and thought it is somehow a current up-to-date software.

If you suggest me something else that works better I use the other one immediately.

I searched the internet and found the K3b.

How can I find the one you suggest via yum? The K3b I could find via yum.

And I searched now for other CD burners and found also GnomeBaker, graveman also.

Oh no, I was so blind. I never imagined that there can be so much choice...

Thank you so very much. - Which one do you find is the best of these?

I tried the K3b to copy one of my Audio CDs to test and it worked fine!

CD/DVD Creator is installed by default

From the Gnome fedora 5 top toolbar (Applications Services System)
Select Services
then CD/DVD Creator
Help
Contents
Natilus File Manager
6.10 Writing CDs or DVD's

Take timeout to read & play with the options and you'll understand my comment - have fun.

For creating a data CD or DVD quickly you are right, the quickliest solution is using the built-in way to burn.

But my old habits from Windows burning with Nero I feel more comfortable with a separate tool and the K3B I found in the meantime does it's job very well so far. I do have more options (as used to from Nero) - e.g. I can decide whether to create a multi-session or single session CD/DVD.