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Kdenlive is a video editing application with support for many audio and video formats. It offers advanced editing features, effects and transitions, color correction, audio post-production and subtitling tools, and can render into practically any format. It is available on Linux, macOS and Windows.
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DistroWatch search page offering package searches of the DistroWatch distribution database, including searches for distributions that do not contain a specific package and version comparisons. It also links to an advanced search and pre-built results for common criteria.
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Kdenlive is a video editing application with support for many audio and video formats. It offers advanced editing features, effects and transitions, color correction, audio post-production and subtitling tools, and can render into practically any format. It is available on Linux, macOS and Windows.
Haruna is an open source media player for KDE with configurable options. It can play online videos through youtube-dl, supports YouTube playlists, and allows playlists to overlay the video when toggled by mouse-over. It also offers auto-skip for chapters containing certain words, configurable shortcuts and mouse buttons, and a quick jump to the next chapter by middle-clicking the progress bar.
DistroWatch search page offering package searches of the DistroWatch distribution database, including searches for distributions that do not contain a specific package and version comparisons. It also links to an advanced search and pre-built results for common criteria.
cliamp is a terminal-based music player that plays local files, podcasts, streaming services, media servers and internet radio through one playlist interface. It includes a 10-band equalizer, visualizers, synced lyrics and Lua plugins. It runs on Linux, macOS and Windows.
Osaurus provides AI agents that run locally on a computer rather than in a cloud. Agents work from files, keep memory on the computer, and request approval before editing files. A privacy filter can remove identifying details before cloud use. Osaurus is free and MIT licensed; Workspaces starts at $20 per workspace per month.
broot is a tree-oriented file manager that provides a directory overview, finds files, and launches commands. It supports searching by file name or content with regular expressions and logical operators, and lets users apply verbs such as opening files in the default program or preferred editor. Configuration files can be written in TOML or Hjson.
