Quoting: Beamboom

Quoting: Eike... I'm looking for the opposite though:
A simple tool, non-crashing please, for dummies.

There's plenty of those, though. In fact practically all the other video editors available for Linux. So you won't be in lack of options there :)

Maybe I'm too dummy ;), but I literally was googling how I could cut a part out of a video for some (supposedly simple) video editors.

Quoting: BeamboomI'm no true professional but I've edited a lot of videos as a freelancer, once even edited a series broadcast on national television here in my country. So I have *some* background.

I think it's hard to see what might be difficult about something as soon as you are used to it. I'm seeing the same effect with many computer things myself, where I wonder how things can be done wrong...

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Quoting: razing32This will be a funny one.
Curios how much the Linux demographic overlaps with the sports demographic.

Maybe more the passive one? :D

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Quoting: dpanterNote: Gothenburg might be a small city by international standards but it's still the second largest in Sweden with about 1 million inhabitants in the metropolitan area. :whistle:

This sounded so Swedish to me. :D

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Quoting: Mountain ManAs someone who has worked in the professional video production world for over two-decades, I can say with some authority that Kdenlive is a very power and professional level video editing tool that easily rivals alternatives like Avid and Premier.

Cool!
I mean it!

... I'm looking for the opposite though:
A simple tool, non-crashing please, for dummies.
Please don't make me googling how I can cut something at the beginning and the end.
Cutting videos short, maybe some simple blending.
Please have "output format like input format" option.

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Git should be optimal for those cases, right?
With every developer having the history on their discs?

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Quoting: Phlebiac

Quoting: Comandante ÑoñardoBut if Feral has the publishing rights for MAC and Linux, they can publish it anyway. Only the Windows version will be Epic Store exclusive.

As I recall, Feral does release their games on the Apple Store, and presumably they could also list the Mac version in the Epic Store (whether they do or not will be interesting to see). So it's just the Linux version getting shut out, unless Feral decides to sell it elsewhere. Wouldn't that be something if you could buy it on the Feral site and get a Steam key, even though the Windows version wasn't there? ;)

https://twitter.com/feralgames/status/1292827642526408706 [External Link]

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I didn't get into the game back then, couldn't even point a finger on why...

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As they're so open with their numbers, you could ask them about the Linux sales...

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Quite a healthy number!

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So FNA and FAudio are reimplementations of Windows libraries. And FNA3D, is it something new, independent?

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