I'm looking for beginner-friendly video editing software for Linux, similar to Adobe Premiere Rush which I used on Windows 10. I've been using Bazzite, a Fedora variant, and since Premiere Rush isn't available on Linux, I'm curious about what alternatives are out there for a newbie filmmaker like me.
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Shotcut is pretty nice too! It’s straightforward and comes with a lot of useful features, but just a heads up, it can be a bit unstable at times.
You should definitely check out KDEnlive and Shotcut! They’re both popular among Linux users and fairly user-friendly for beginners.
If you’re looking for something really simple, Openshot is a good choice. I’ve also heard great things about Kdenlive; it’s got a lot of features without being too complicated.
I used to be an Openshot user but switched to Kdenlive about six years ago. It’s intuitive and has plenty of options that you can explore as you get more comfortable with editing.
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