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UPDATE! Any reason not to use Elementary OS?

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Update: I chose mint. I can trust Mint to update the backend.

I’m about to switch back to Debian.Any reason I don’t know of that Elementary OS would be a bad idea? I know Debian. I don’t know the nuances of Arch or red hat.

I found my final missing FOSS video editor that finally gets me off Windows. I’ve been having issues with indexing on windows, and they keep turning on that fucking reminder to sign into One drive even after I destroy it with a registry change.

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Kornblumenratte@feddit.de
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Which FOSS video editor did you find?

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SynopsisTantilize@lemm.eeOP
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Kdenlive like the other guy said. I was using shotcut for a while and it was…basic.

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themoonisacheese@sh.itjust.works
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Most likely kdenlive. It’s no resolve or première but it’s really good.

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SynopsisTantilize@lemm.eeOP
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Yep! This one.

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SturgiesYrFase@lemmy.ml
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Just used it the other day to put together a birthday slideshow/video compilation for my wife. I couldn’t get resolve to run, and I was in a hurry because my organisation skills are severely lacking. Kdenlive was perfectly serviceable, easy to understand, and I got a really acceptably decent end product with absolutely no previous experience. Definitely be using it again when my wife forgets this year’s gift and I can reuse all the photos I got off her friends 🙃

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