Includes all packages on the CD as dependencies. The meta-package is one package that Figure 3 In this new window you select your medium, the destination for the image file, a file name, and whether or not you want to create a meta-package. When you're ready click the Burn button which will open up a Disc Properties window (see Figure 3). Once you have selected all of your packages you might want to go to the Edit menu and select 'Auto-select Dependencies' to ensure all dependencies are met on your CD. You can also open up Nautilus and drag and drop packages into the APTonCD window. If you want to add packages not already on your system you can click the Add drop down and select either Packages or Folder and then navigate to those files/folders. As you can see (in Figure 2) the total size of my restore CD will be 596 MB (some of the packages are not selected). By default all of the packages are selected.This window will also includ the total size of the completed installation. From this listing you can select the packages you want to include on your CD. In this new window (see Figure 2) the packages will be collected and, eventually, listed out for you. To create a new CD click the Create button which will open up another window. From this window you can either create a new CD or restore from an already existing CD.

Figure 1 shows the main window for the application. Once installed APTonCD is found in the Administration sub-menu of the System menu (GNOME desktop). Once the installation is complete you can close out the installation tool and get ready to use APTonCD.

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