I've been waiting a long time for a good, simple and easy to use Non Linear Video Editor (NLVE) to emerge on Linux.  Every time I have to edit a small home video from miniDV footage on Linux, I have to fight with Kino and it's unfriendly interface. Yes, Kino does the job but it's painful.  I've tried other Open Source NLVE also with mitigate success (KDEnlive, Cinerella, etc.) 

There is nothing out there that "scratch my itch": I need a consumer level NLVE on Linux to simply do the following steps:

Hi everybody,

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Thanks for your comprehension.

Etienne.

First of all: Thank you Nokia!  This is a great gift to the Open Source community! 

For those who don't know Qt, Qt is a complete and portable GUI framework.  It is written in C++ but many bindings for other language are available (notably for Java, Ruby and Python). You can read more about Qt on Nokia's website.

The CentOS 5 VA is a popular download from Symbiosoft.net.  So, I've decided to resume work on this Virtual Appliance.  This release feature many updates.

Go to the project page to download this virtual appliance.

Enjoy!

I updated several package and the Linux Kernel also.  Consult the project page for more details.

The Ubuntu Developement Environment script is a shell script that setup a development environment for Ubuntu and its derivatives (Kubuntu, Xubuntu, etc.) using a GUI dialog (or console, using -n option).  Originally, I created that script to keep track of my development environment between each update of Ubuntu (and because I like to format my hard drive each time).  I provide this script with the hope it would be useful to someone else.