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Are there any lightweight linux video editors?
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Ok, so, here it is: If you just want to cut stuff, without much fanfare, then these four are your best bet:
If you want to do a tiny bit more stuff, like subtitles and blurring, you MUST use a full video editor, like Shotcut and Kdenlive. These features aren't simple to implement so they're part of a full editing experience.
i will try avidemux, thanks.