/g/ what's the best video editor available on Linux?

Adobe Premiere CC Free as in "you are free to pay a monthly subscription"

blender

>>56579708
>best video editor available on Linux
Adobe Pre- oh wait.
Adobe Afte- oh wait.
Sony Veg- oh wait.
Final Cu- oh wait.

>>56580628
>tfw blender (a 3d suite) is the best lincucks have
>tfw the only reason it isn't shit is because initially it was closed source too

>>56580640
Blender was also hog shit for a long while too, nowadays it's at least usable, but if you value your time then do learn Max/Maya or literally anything else that other people use in real projects, on the off-chance your work might actually be useful to someone.

Video editing on Linux? hahaha
You've lost the plot kid! You pick your tools for the job at hand.

Thoughts on open shot?

>>56580989
Openshot's pretty hot. Especially the new beta version. Don't kid yourself, it's no Premier, Vegas, or Aftereffects, but for zero money down you can do far worse.

>>56579708
Windows or OS X,

>>56579708
Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate Edition™.iso

Shotcut

If you don't mind faffing about with a compatibility layer, smoke, Autodesk's video editor for Mac, runs great through Darling. Haven't used it to any great extent, so I can't vouch for it being the best, but it's definately a valid option.

>>56580989
Openshit*

Lightworks

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It's obscure and the old versions were a bit crashy, but it works.