Burning Multisession CDs
If you are coming from the Windows environment, you are no doubt familiar with multisession CDs. These are CDs on which data is added one session at a time. For example, you burn a few files to disk today, add a few more to the disk tomorrow and a few more files the day after that. Each time you burn additional files to the same disk, you are adding a session, which explains the name multisession. If that explanation seems a bit obtuse, you can basically think of them working like floppy disks (albeit with considerably more storage capacity). Unfortunately, Nautilus cannot (yet) deal very well with multisession disks, so to work with them, you will need to use a different disk-burning application. Fortunately, Ubuntu now ...
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