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You can mount and write to CDs like as easy as if it were a USB stick. The hardest part now is getting a CD drive.
Please, no need to exaggerate. What if you don't close the writing session? What speed can you write at so there are no errors and it keeps the longest? How do you avoid buffer underruns? How do you write an ISO as an image instead of a file? Will it bootable too?
There is a right click menu that handles all this
Is there also a right click menu that handles all these concerns with usb drives?
Does it need to be 1:1 to be considered as easy? Putting files on a cd is easy. It takes less than a min to figure it out for a new person. Same for USB.