Lightworks calls itself the professional editor for everyone. ![]() But, when you’re looking at editing the likes of a full-length film, you’ll have to turn to Lightworks (if you want to remain on Linux). Where do you turn? Yes, Linux has a nice collection of video editors for anyone who needs to put together a quick video for Youtube, work, family, etc. However…when you need to step up your game and do pro-level editing, OpenShot and Kdenlive might fall a bit short and Flowblade simply isn’t ready. I’ve used OpenShot for years-specifically for my video blog posts and very short (and simple) movies I’ve created. ![]() These tools are outstanding video editors that hang their hat on being open source and readily accessible for Linux users (although Flowblade has a ways to go before it’s ready for the average user). ![]() When you think about video editing and Linux, most likely your thoughts immediately gravitate to the likes of OpenShot, Kdenlive, or Flowblade.
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