While the "old" way of handling programs was more transparent to you, the user, it was less efficient for your computer system and often caused technical problems. The new system does cost you an extra mouse click or two, but it is technically better for your system.
The point to remember is that the NautilusCD Magazine is not handling any files you access or run from the disc itself. You get to these files through the NautilusCD Index, which is simply a roadway that provides access to the files on the disc. Once you reach a given file, you have control of its use, and with the understanding of its system requirements, you have the ability to know specifically how it will interact with your system. This provides you with a "safe environment," one that you can control.
By the way, you can copy files from the disc with the Copy function provided in the NautilusCD Index.
