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Is there an alternative to CD/DVD Creator that I can install or enable so that I never have to see that program again.

I don't like that it looks very much like a regular Ubuntu/Gnome directory browser. The default behavior has it that any files burned to DVD remain and the user has to manually delete them. Even when you insert a blank DVD it is not recognized as blank and you have to delete the file you burned previously. This is not a nice user interface because it forces the user to delete important files from a window that looks very much like a regular folder viewer.

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I'd suggest you try brasero or the well-known k3b.

I've used both of them for quite some times.

I think that k3b is superior in terms of stability, but to be honest, as i Gnome user, i don't like having to add the QT libraries (as k3b was built for KDE) on my machine.

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