Anyone else excited about Pitivi?

[deancasino]

I found Openshot and thought that was great (then I didn't), then I saw Pitivi and saw so much potential. All it needs it subtitle support and it'll be off and running.

Anyone else loving the new apps coming out for Ubuntu, or Linux in general lately?

[wojox]

I've downloaded Shotwell Photo Manager. I don't know if its new. Works great.

[ivankaramazov]

oh hey,

yeah. i haven't had a chance to play with pitivi, but some of the recording/music apps are amazing. i got a vintage clavinova from the late 80s, its only got a piano sound on it. mind you, a very good piano sound but i'm finding zynaddsubfx and qsynth are a wonderful thing. i known audacity from my windows daze, and havent had a chance to play with ardour. check out xara xtreme if you want a 2d vector graphic program (kinda like corel draw), gimp's quite good too. it might not be photoshop but its still more impressive when i did photo editing back in the late 90s in highschool.

yeah, im impressed

[cotcot]

I was surprised how good openoffice calc accepts macros and visual basic stuff from my files at work where i am condamned to ms office excel.

[Ian Clark]

I found Openshot and thought that was great (then I didn't), then I saw Pitivi and saw so much potential. All it needs it subtitle support and it'll be off and running.

Anyone else loving the new apps coming out for Ubuntu, or Linux in general lately?

I'm curious: can Openshot and Pitivi be installed on the same system without dependency conflicts?

[deancasino]

I'm curious: can Openshot and Pitivi be installed on the same system without dependency conflicts?


Yes they can