I'm proud to have left Micro$oft has my main OS to get back to eCS.

It reminds me of a great period (1992-1998) when I used to love playing with a PC... with OS/2. :)

The layout of the main window provide enough information how to use it, so one doesn't feel any need to read any help either, a truly well built and designed user interface. There's a minimum of configuration needs, something I really appreciate, as DVD/CD Toys take care of the configuration stuff automatically and hide obscure commands. You can use one button to select which burner you want to use to burn your project. Drag a folder with files either from a drive or the built in file browser to the window and a green progressbar will show the calculated size for you. The visual estimation has been paired with a status area with information about much data has been added to the project and how more data you can add in text form as well. The project browser allow the user to rename files and folders with an Alt + mouse click, something that I found useful for several files that otherwise would have strange names on the DVD's.

DVD/CD Toys does however lack a few things in its current version (0.04.01), though I can see them as additions that not everyone may need such as that clone mode aint supported, nor UDF format or multi session CD/DVD's. Something I'd like to see is information about (ETA) during burn (Estimated Time of Arrivial as provided by CDRTools) as well the possibility to save the project for later and also delete source files after a successful burn, but I guess such features will be implemented in coming versions.