@zahntron From all #Linux video editors that I assessed, the best seems to be #DavinciResolve (proprietary) and #KDEnlive, and with a somewhat different focus #Blender.
Contender #Shotcut.
Also available #OpenShot #Lightworks (proprietary) #Flowblade #Olive #Avidemux #Pitivi

PLEASE UPDATE: My assessment is from September 2024, if one of the video editors has progressed substantially, please respond!

@system76 @jorge #Davinci #videoeditor #videoeditors #videocut #floss #opensource

Secondly, the #Flowblade UI doesn't even update correctly, it is often multiple steps behind. Like if you try to tweak a filter's key frames to show a cropped andzoomed portion of an video, and you're licking back and forth on the key-frame icons the parameters for the filter do not always update. In fact, they are often several clicks behind.

Even more annoying is that if you do not click ABSOLUTELY PERFECTLY on the key-frame icon, it will move the key-frame a frame to the right or left.

@maxitb Thanks for your response. I don't know if I would call them student projects, but many of those applications are made for a very specific purpose (like transcribing audio, etc.) very much in the sense of Unix utilities that are designed for one or few tasks. However, there are some bigger applications in common usage as well, for example: #Flowblade #Pitivi #Kazam2 #MyPaint #Exhibit #Gaphor #Gajim #Paperwork #Scriptorium #GettingThingsGnome #Gramps #Cadabra #Saldo #Setzer

@GTK @gnome

Flowblade already has G'MIC support.

https://jliljebl.github.io/flowblade/webhelp/tools.html#_G'Mic_Effects

#Flowblade #GMIC