Todas las aplicaciones de KDE están muy bien integradas: KDEnlive, Krita...
Para mí, como programador, lo más importante es que tiene una versión de Ubuntu más actualizada y eso me permite instalar versiones más nuevas de algunas utilidades. Eso y la consola incorporada en el explorador de archivos
Para mí, como programador, lo más importante es que tiene una versión de Ubuntu más actualizada y eso me permite instalar versiones más nuevas de algunas utilidades. Eso y la consola incorporada en el explorador de archivos
November 11, 2025 at 12:37 PM
Todas las aplicaciones de KDE están muy bien integradas: KDEnlive, Krita...
Para mí, como programador, lo más importante es que tiene una versión de Ubuntu más actualizada y eso me permite instalar versiones más nuevas de algunas utilidades. Eso y la consola incorporada en el explorador de archivos
Para mí, como programador, lo más importante es que tiene una versión de Ubuntu más actualizada y eso me permite instalar versiones más nuevas de algunas utilidades. Eso y la consola incorporada en el explorador de archivos
Actually I haven't tried Davinci Resolve, but typically when I see something with a free version I just assume it will be barebones compared to the paid version.
If I start to run into problems or limitations with kdenlive maybe I'll give Davinci a look. Thanks!
If I start to run into problems or limitations with kdenlive maybe I'll give Davinci a look. Thanks!
November 3, 2025 at 12:03 PM
Actually I haven't tried Davinci Resolve, but typically when I see something with a free version I just assume it will be barebones compared to the paid version.
If I start to run into problems or limitations with kdenlive maybe I'll give Davinci a look. Thanks!
If I start to run into problems or limitations with kdenlive maybe I'll give Davinci a look. Thanks!
I'm using the free version of Davinci Resolve :D
(There is a paid version called Studio that has more features, but I don't need them)
The big advantages of Kdenlive compared to Davinci are:
- open source
- easy to install on Linux
- maybe more user-friendly? Idk
(There is a paid version called Studio that has more features, but I don't need them)
The big advantages of Kdenlive compared to Davinci are:
- open source
- easy to install on Linux
- maybe more user-friendly? Idk
November 3, 2025 at 11:25 AM
I'm using the free version of Davinci Resolve :D
(There is a paid version called Studio that has more features, but I don't need them)
The big advantages of Kdenlive compared to Davinci are:
- open source
- easy to install on Linux
- maybe more user-friendly? Idk
(There is a paid version called Studio that has more features, but I don't need them)
The big advantages of Kdenlive compared to Davinci are:
- open source
- easy to install on Linux
- maybe more user-friendly? Idk
ja das klingt ja wirklich unglaublich geil
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I've been using Shotcut for almost a year and it has been great, it supports VAAPI and NVENC.
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How does Shotcut compare to Kdenlive?
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online documentation will usually say kdenlive is a more powerful editor. but shotcut is very easy to use and has a very quick learning curve. The only downside i find with shotcut is that some of its editing capabilities are limited in so far, that you will need to export a clip and then reimport it. for example If you want to merge two shots together you will have to first line them up on the timeline, export them and then import them. and this can be a hassel some times if you want to apply different effects.
I have a very powerful pc and can also find that it has a tendancy to lag during playback if you apply alot of effects. Which i dont mind the first time, but it would be nice if you could apply a render without having to export and reimport. so that you get a porper assessment of the playback. Also the linux version doesnt support layer restacking like the windows version..
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I think it's easier to use than Kdenlive, I got the hang of it fairly quickly, I didn't even need any tutorials. Kdenlive has more effects, but it also has a higher learning curve, and using custom export settings is cumbersome.
Shotcut is very stable, which is a must for me, I regularly edit videos that are 10+ hours long and it never crashed.
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online documentation will usually say kdenlive is a more powerful editor. but shotcut is very easy to use and has a very quick learning curve. The only downside i find with shotcut is that some of its editing capabilities are limited in so far, that you will need to export a clip and then reimport it. for example If you want to merge two shots togeth…](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:fgb4x43ssxvewnl4uzxwxkxt/bafkreia5sdgauxvkiqotoqn66hbxrcv3ic55fkvyuyjnrmevr6yhhya7eu@jpeg)
October 22, 2025 at 7:13 PM
ja das klingt ja wirklich unglaublich geil
The Kdenlive development team has released version 25.08.2, the second maintenance update in the 25.08 series, reinforcing its focus on stability and user experience.
ubuntupit.com/kdenlive-25-...
ubuntupit.com/kdenlive-25-...
Kdenlive 25.08.2 Improves frei0r Effects and GIF Rendering
Kdenlive 25.08.2 fixes crashes, enhances clip handling, updates frei0r effects, and resolves GIF rendering and Windows freeze issues.
ubuntupit.com
October 11, 2025 at 9:36 AM
The Kdenlive development team has released version 25.08.2, the second maintenance update in the 25.08 series, reinforcing its focus on stability and user experience.
ubuntupit.com/kdenlive-25-...
ubuntupit.com/kdenlive-25-...
A new version of #Kdenlive released. With bugfixes. Eagerly waiting to get this into my #Manjaro, then I can test it! #KDE
kdenlive.org/news/release...
kdenlive.org/news/release...
Kdenlive
First maintenance release of the 25.08 series is out continuing the focus on stability and polish with many fixes for crashes and regressions as well as user interface and usability improvements.
kdenlive.org
October 10, 2025 at 6:03 PM
A new version of #Kdenlive released. With bugfixes. Eagerly waiting to get this into my #Manjaro, then I can test it! #KDE
kdenlive.org/news/release...
kdenlive.org/news/release...
Finally found a Kdenlive version that doesn't crash! yay! Back to normal.
October 9, 2025 at 2:12 PM
Finally found a Kdenlive version that doesn't crash! yay! Back to normal.
Timelapse!
I was not planning on animating this initially - it was just going to be a sheath / flaccid / erect alt, but I kept adding bigger versions.
Ended up exporting each "frame" and stitching them together in kdenlive (or GraphicsGale, for the gif version on FA)
I was not planning on animating this initially - it was just going to be a sheath / flaccid / erect alt, but I kept adding bigger versions.
Ended up exporting each "frame" and stitching them together in kdenlive (or GraphicsGale, for the gif version on FA)
October 9, 2025 at 1:44 PM
Timelapse!
I was not planning on animating this initially - it was just going to be a sheath / flaccid / erect alt, but I kept adding bigger versions.
Ended up exporting each "frame" and stitching them together in kdenlive (or GraphicsGale, for the gif version on FA)
I was not planning on animating this initially - it was just going to be a sheath / flaccid / erect alt, but I kept adding bigger versions.
Ended up exporting each "frame" and stitching them together in kdenlive (or GraphicsGale, for the gif version on FA)
The Kdenlive project has released version 25.08.1, the first maintenance update in the 25.08 series, delivering a significant number of fixes with a dedicated focus on stability and the user experience.
ubuntupit.com/kdenlive-25-...
ubuntupit.com/kdenlive-25-...
Kdenlive 25.08.1 Released With Major Crash and Rendering Fixes
The Kdenlive project has released version 25.08.1, the first maintenance update in the 25.08 series, delivering a significant number of fixes with a dedicated focus on stability and the user experienc...
ubuntupit.com
October 8, 2025 at 10:09 AM
The Kdenlive project has released version 25.08.1, the first maintenance update in the 25.08 series, delivering a significant number of fixes with a dedicated focus on stability and the user experience.
ubuntupit.com/kdenlive-25-...
ubuntupit.com/kdenlive-25-...
also for the fellow creators out there
Mine-Imator for the animation (basically a Minecraft centric version of Blender)
& KDenLive is the editing program i used to shop this
ive been using both of these programs for years lmao
Mine-Imator for the animation (basically a Minecraft centric version of Blender)
& KDenLive is the editing program i used to shop this
ive been using both of these programs for years lmao
September 20, 2025 at 7:20 PM
also for the fellow creators out there
Mine-Imator for the animation (basically a Minecraft centric version of Blender)
& KDenLive is the editing program i used to shop this
ive been using both of these programs for years lmao
Mine-Imator for the animation (basically a Minecraft centric version of Blender)
& KDenLive is the editing program i used to shop this
ive been using both of these programs for years lmao
I am really loving this desktop wallpaper that @rail@social.flufftech.net took! They really did a great job taking that photo! Huge props to them!
Link to full res version: https://cloud.vulpinecitrus.info/s/pFojp6TCi3j52Xt?dir=/&editing=false&openfile=true
Link to full res version: https://cloud.vulpinecitrus.info/s/pFojp6TCi3j52Xt?dir=/&editing=false&openfile=true
September 17, 2025 at 8:33 PM
I am really loving this desktop wallpaper that @rail@social.flufftech.net took! They really did a great job taking that photo! Huge props to them!
Link to full res version: https://cloud.vulpinecitrus.info/s/pFojp6TCi3j52Xt?dir=/&editing=false&openfile=true
Link to full res version: https://cloud.vulpinecitrus.info/s/pFojp6TCi3j52Xt?dir=/&editing=false&openfile=true
as for premiere alternatives id try kdenlive or openshot.
davinci resolve is another, and it has a paid version that includes more features, so id maybe check that out too.
davinci resolve is another, and it has a paid version that includes more features, so id maybe check that out too.
September 13, 2025 at 2:40 PM
as for premiere alternatives id try kdenlive or openshot.
davinci resolve is another, and it has a paid version that includes more features, so id maybe check that out too.
davinci resolve is another, and it has a paid version that includes more features, so id maybe check that out too.
I really liked camtasia because it is simple yet powerful, and I knew it well enough so that it didn't get in my way anymore. But there is no #linux version, which is a deal breaker for me now.
KDEnlive is a great piece of software, especially for free software, but it was hard for me...
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KDEnlive is a great piece of software, especially for free software, but it was hard for me...
[2/6]
September 11, 2025 at 5:43 AM
I really liked camtasia because it is simple yet powerful, and I knew it well enough so that it didn't get in my way anymore. But there is no #linux version, which is a deal breaker for me now.
KDEnlive is a great piece of software, especially for free software, but it was hard for me...
[2/6]
KDEnlive is a great piece of software, especially for free software, but it was hard for me...
[2/6]
okay it turns out the "suddenly won't render long files" issue with Kdenlive is because I'm... using the current release version of Kdenlive. Rolling back to last February (!) seems to have fixed it.
September 4, 2025 at 3:42 AM
okay it turns out the "suddenly won't render long files" issue with Kdenlive is because I'm... using the current release version of Kdenlive. Rolling back to last February (!) seems to have fixed it.
davinci resolve on linux doesn't support H264 or AAC audio, also it's only officially supported on an ancient version of RHEL, which is an enterprise distro.
it would work, but id recommend learning either kdenlive or lightworks if u want linux video editing.
it would work, but id recommend learning either kdenlive or lightworks if u want linux video editing.
September 1, 2025 at 3:19 PM
davinci resolve on linux doesn't support H264 or AAC audio, also it's only officially supported on an ancient version of RHEL, which is an enterprise distro.
it would work, but id recommend learning either kdenlive or lightworks if u want linux video editing.
it would work, but id recommend learning either kdenlive or lightworks if u want linux video editing.
From what I hear, many codecs just aren't supported on the Linux version, like AAC audio, (this is why my brother uses Kdenlive instead of Resolve) though I believe there are workarounds.
It's just a matter of being willing to put in the time to finagle things or change settings all together.
It's just a matter of being willing to put in the time to finagle things or change settings all together.
September 1, 2025 at 2:30 PM
From what I hear, many codecs just aren't supported on the Linux version, like AAC audio, (this is why my brother uses Kdenlive instead of Resolve) though I believe there are workarounds.
It's just a matter of being willing to put in the time to finagle things or change settings all together.
It's just a matter of being willing to put in the time to finagle things or change settings all together.
Couple of free video tools I know of!
Kdenlive for a nice functional open source video editor (all platforms!)
kdenlive.org
And DaVinci Resolve for something a bit higher end, free version is plenty! I don't use this one myself, too much for my tiny uses. 😅
www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/dav...
Kdenlive for a nice functional open source video editor (all platforms!)
kdenlive.org
And DaVinci Resolve for something a bit higher end, free version is plenty! I don't use this one myself, too much for my tiny uses. 😅
www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/dav...
August 31, 2025 at 4:04 PM
Couple of free video tools I know of!
Kdenlive for a nice functional open source video editor (all platforms!)
kdenlive.org
And DaVinci Resolve for something a bit higher end, free version is plenty! I don't use this one myself, too much for my tiny uses. 😅
www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/dav...
Kdenlive for a nice functional open source video editor (all platforms!)
kdenlive.org
And DaVinci Resolve for something a bit higher end, free version is plenty! I don't use this one myself, too much for my tiny uses. 😅
www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/dav...
I used DaVinci a while back and I wasn't too impressed with it, though I'm willing to admit I may have missed something.
I generally use the Win version of Kdenlive because that's what I'm used to. But eh, I suppose I could give new software a punt.
I generally use the Win version of Kdenlive because that's what I'm used to. But eh, I suppose I could give new software a punt.
August 25, 2025 at 3:05 PM
I used DaVinci a while back and I wasn't too impressed with it, though I'm willing to admit I may have missed something.
I generally use the Win version of Kdenlive because that's what I'm used to. But eh, I suppose I could give new software a punt.
I generally use the Win version of Kdenlive because that's what I'm used to. But eh, I suppose I could give new software a punt.
Resolve unfortunately added a bunch of AI bullshit in the latest version 😭
I should try out kdenlive. I'm not opposed to getting used to new software to get rid of this crap.
I should try out kdenlive. I'm not opposed to getting used to new software to get rid of this crap.
August 25, 2025 at 2:41 PM
Resolve unfortunately added a bunch of AI bullshit in the latest version 😭
I should try out kdenlive. I'm not opposed to getting used to new software to get rid of this crap.
I should try out kdenlive. I'm not opposed to getting used to new software to get rid of this crap.
I completely forgot about Lightworks LOL I think I told you about it way back when... thanks for reminding me of it!
I'm trying a few like kdenlive right now but I'm definitely gonna have to get Lightworks again... I recall switching off it cause the free version didn't support 1080p export
I'm trying a few like kdenlive right now but I'm definitely gonna have to get Lightworks again... I recall switching off it cause the free version didn't support 1080p export
Kdenlive - Free and Open Source Video Editor
Kdenlive is the acronym for KDE Non-Linear Video Editor. It works on Linux, Windows, macOS, and BSD.
kdenlive.org
August 20, 2025 at 8:50 AM
I completely forgot about Lightworks LOL I think I told you about it way back when... thanks for reminding me of it!
I'm trying a few like kdenlive right now but I'm definitely gonna have to get Lightworks again... I recall switching off it cause the free version didn't support 1080p export
I'm trying a few like kdenlive right now but I'm definitely gonna have to get Lightworks again... I recall switching off it cause the free version didn't support 1080p export
I have no idea how Microsoft still has so much market share. I know people complain about Teams, it's frankly pleasant compared to Outlook online and the Sharepoint version of Word. I don't think I've used software with so many bugs since using the 0.7beta1 version of kdenlive in 2008. What the […]
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August 19, 2025 at 7:23 AM
I have no idea how Microsoft still has so much market share. I know people complain about Teams, it's frankly pleasant compared to Outlook online and the Sharepoint version of Word. I don't think I've used software with so many bugs since using the 0.7beta1 version of kdenlive in 2008. What the […]
The Kdenlive team is happy to announce the release of version 25.08.0 packed with over 300 commits of bug fixes and lots of polishing to give you a pleasant editing experience in the summer heat.
kdenlive.org/news/release...
#linux #videoediting #kde #video #floss #artWithOpenSource
kdenlive.org/news/release...
#linux #videoediting #kde #video #floss #artWithOpenSource
August 18, 2025 at 1:40 PM
The Kdenlive team is happy to announce the release of version 25.08.0 packed with over 300 commits of bug fixes and lots of polishing to give you a pleasant editing experience in the summer heat.
kdenlive.org/news/release...
#linux #videoediting #kde #video #floss #artWithOpenSource
kdenlive.org/news/release...
#linux #videoediting #kde #video #floss #artWithOpenSource
I don't know Kdenlive, but I know DaVinci well enough to say it is a powerful software and is enough to rival Premiere Pro..,
Plus it is free at entry. Like industry level software and you can download it for free.
Sure there is a more powerful paid version (afaik One Time Payment)
Plus it is free at entry. Like industry level software and you can download it for free.
Sure there is a more powerful paid version (afaik One Time Payment)
August 13, 2025 at 2:12 AM
I don't know Kdenlive, but I know DaVinci well enough to say it is a powerful software and is enough to rival Premiere Pro..,
Plus it is free at entry. Like industry level software and you can download it for free.
Sure there is a more powerful paid version (afaik One Time Payment)
Plus it is free at entry. Like industry level software and you can download it for free.
Sure there is a more powerful paid version (afaik One Time Payment)