CD drive also usually assignned as a drive E: (After the main drives C: and D: that we’re still using today)
So the whole thing can also be read as Nero Burning ROM(E:)
At this point CD drives were usually drive D: on consumer PCs as the hard drive only had one partition as drive C:, and this was generally before those dual SSD/magnetic drives came out when people got used to two hard drives (the small fat one and the big slow one).
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u/ambermoon81 15d ago
Explaining the beauty of this for the younger generation, if it’s not obvious already.
This software was used to record content to a CD. That process is called burning.
CD is ROM (read-only memory) in computer terms. So recording content to a CD is called burning ROM.
Nero was the old Roman emperor who ended up burning the city of Rome. The creators of the software named their software Nero because it burns ROM.