Yes.

CDlinux has changed to libburnia for CD/DVD/BD burning since version 0.9.0. Libburnia is a project for reading, mastering and writing optical discs. It has a cdrecord emulator named cdrskin. You can burn CD/DVD/BD with the “cdrskin” command. For example, if your burner is /dev/srX:

cdrskin -v speed=N dev=/dev/srX -data /yy/zz.iso

If you're using a disk instead of a -R disk:

cdrskin -v speed=N dev=/dev/srX -data blank=fast z.iso

(You should modify “speed=N” and “srX” according to your own situation.)

As you can see, the command line is the same as cdrecord and wodim. So there's nothing new to learn.

CDlinux 0.6.x uses cdrkit and dvd+rw-tools for burning. You can burn CD with the “wodim” command. For example, if your burner is /dev/sr0:

wodim -v speed=24 dev=/dev/sr0 -data /xx/yy/zz.iso

If you're using a CD-RW, instead of a CD-R:

wodim -v speed=24 dev=/dev/sr0 -data blank=fast x.iso

To burn a DVD, use the “growisofs” command:

growisofs -dvd-compat -speed=8 -Z /dev/sr0=/xx/yy/zz.iso

To create an ISO image, use “genisoimage”, which is a emulator of the good old mkisofs. You can use the genisoimage.sh script in the CDlinux iso as an example. Genisoimage is part of cdrkit. It uses iconv to handle file/folder names, the old CJK hack is not needed anymore.