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Is there anything on Linux similar to Adobe Rush on Linux that doesn't have a UI of something from the early 2000s? Something light to trim clips or add text to it or an image, or change the audio?
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>>110254854
Check out OpenShot.

https://www.openshot.org/
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>>110254854
because linux on the desktop is and always will be a humiliation ritual for people trying to escape their shit life with more distractions
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>>110254854
Just have AI vibeslop something in Qt real quick
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>>110255620
And you would know.
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>>110254854
kdenlive appimage is 270mb
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>>110254854
ffmpeg
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>>110256877
How is the gui? Does it look like it's from the 90s?
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>>110254890
Does it still fuck with your in and out points every time you blink?



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