Kccc

Kccc is an impressive KDE-Application that has been designed to create CD-ROM covers for data-CDs in either LaTeX-Format or as a postscript-file. The new filewizard that comes with the software has made it even easier to create backcovers seamlessly. In the most recent version of kccc, there is an additional feature that supports a search directory search deepth. This enables you to select the type of direntry that you want to add to the cover.

It is important to note that this program is specifically intended for data-CDs. If you are interested in creating audio-CD covers, you may want to explore the External Link disc-cover from Jano van Hermert. It is a fantastic program that also boasts of advanced features.

Moreover, kccc uses parts of the ccc-sourcecode written by External LinkUlli Meybohm. If you prefer to use a command-line interface for the cover creation, you might want to check out the comandline version of kccc-ccc.

This program was initially developed and tested on a SuSE 6.3Linux System using the superb External LinkKDevelop. Since then, it has been tried and tested on other systems like Linux and Solaris with impressive results. If you need to create covers for your data-CDs with ease and efficiency, then kccc is the software you need.