Which software/apps do you use most on MX?

[MXRobo]

@wdscharff
Thanks, I think I will give it a go.
BTW, I'm pretty familiar with Openshot.
I just started using Shotcut, It's a little cumbersome and lacking when adding text, but I like the simple I,O to cut In and Out.
@AVLinux
Yes, I recall now (Cinelerra) as you provided me with your links.
Were you using the latest Shotcut version (22.12.21)? Stevo recently added it to Testing.
Would it export for you? I would not for me without installing Melt-7, Stevo had to add it as a dependency.
Thank You both for replying.

[AVLinux]

Pitivi huh..? Is it still based on Gstreamer?

yes, but why should that be important to me?

Well if it works for you it is of little importance, GStreamer seems to me to be a thing of the past kept around for early Gnome compatibility and most Audio and Video Editing apps seemed to migrate away from it years ago in favour of libav/ffmpeg or their own support libs (ie melt in Shotcut and libopenshot in OpenShot). It seems other projects ran into significant issues using GStreamer and expecting it to do Editing operations even though it handles streaming OK. I don't see it having a long future shelf life but as the saying goes "nothing succeeds like success" and if you're having success that is what matters.

[nandi]

@nandi
May I ask from where you installed Cinelerra?

It's not in the MX Repos, it is distributed from it's site as an AppImage (to be clear Cinelerra-GG), always works terrific here!

You could also install Cinelerra-GG from here:

https://repo.bullseye.elive.elivecd.org ... elerra-gg/

[txtinman]

Firefox, Thunderbird, Thunar, FreeCAD, Virtual Machine Manager, Gnucash. I use these daily.

[Sparky]

I've added Dosbox to my must install.