Davinci Resolve from Blackmagic is a very professional application with its roots in color correction.

However, not long ago a very nice editing application for Linux has been added to this list: Davinci Resolve. Kdenlive is one of the most powerful and feature rich open source non linear video editors (NLE) under Linux. The Non Linear Editing solution Kdenlive proves itself to be a more stable application compared to the other Linux based editing applications, but has a steep learning curve. Video editing under Linux unfortunately has the name that it works well, but can be accompanied by frequent crashing. There is a wide variety of applications available, from simple to very extensive, such as Shotcut, Openshot, Pitivi, Avidemux, Cinelerra and Flowblade.

If you are a fan of video editing, creating vlogs or editing semi-professional video, there are plenty of alternatives for the Linux operating system. Are you looking for a powerful video editing application under Linux that offers professional functionality, efficient workflow support as a focal point and is very robust and stable? Take a look at the recently released DaVinci Resolve 15 from Blackmagic Design.

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