Shotcut

I mean, I have.

There's probably been some videos on the DistroTube channel that I've edited and things like Shotcut and Petivi, wasn't that one? What was the Gnome one? There was one part of the Gnome suite of software many, many years ago.

Blender, I've edited videos in Blender before.

It actually works as a video editor.

Um, Kdenlive is pretty good.

Um, Shotcut is pretty good.

OpenShot is pretty good.

Uh, I'm trying to think.

So yeah.

I mean, I u- when I ma- when I edit my videos I use an open source program called Shotcut.

I love Sh- I love Shotcut 'cause it's free, and there's plenty of YouTube tutorials and documentation to prove to be able to figure out how to do and make videos work.

So I don't really need that.

That's already an established open source project.

Right.

Nor do I have that time to relearn it.

I don't use DaVinci Resolve or Shotcut or anything else because I know where things are in Premiere, and I don't have that time to learn it in another app.

Thunderbird and Firefox 157 are now out.

Shotcut 26.9 is now available.

And in distro news, Tails 7.14 is out, Parrot OS 7.4 has been released, OpenMandriva Rome 26.09 is now available, Nitrix 7.0 is out, and AntiLinux 26.1 is available for download.

In open source security news, Linux backdoors targeting telecom and network edge appliances in South Korea and Taiwan have been disguising their traffic as email and their processes as legitimate services on the devices that they have compromised.

This week we're headed to the Netherlands and talking about Shotcut and a new Spectre attack and a few other bits of security trivia.

Then openSUSE Leap goes immutable and Fedora is boring, but in the best possible way.

Oh, and Microsoft is making containers official on Windows with WSL.

... anyway, we'll, we'll, we'll tease that again at the end of the show.

I'll tell you what exactly it is.

For right now, though, Ken, we've got a new release of Shotcut, one of the, uh, one of the open source video editing programs.

What is new in latest Shotcut?

Well, to find out what's new, I read, uh, the articles by Bobby Barsev and Marcus Nester, since they wrote about the latest version of the free and open source cross-platform video editor, editor Shotcut 26.9. Now, Shotcut 26.9 improves the user interface's appearance by adding rounded corners in many places.