That's where I describe the role of the application owner as I see it. This is important because the difference between the two gives us a clearer picture of how much work is outstanding on replacing the core dlls. Knowing which Wine dlls don't work for an app is also important. Witness the Slashdot post about MS Office 2k. Lionel, Jeremy and Fran ois then started to discuss in greater details the data model of such a database.
CD can be of various forms.
The first type can be read by CD Audio players. This latter format is not properly handled in Wine because of the duality of accesses which are cannot be easily intertwined. In some cases, Wine is not able to get the label from an ISO 9660 drive. Later on, Ryan proposed again his patch, returning a blank string if no default label has been set. I don't think this is a good idea.