Software: VidCutter, Super Productivity, MKVToolNix
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VidCutter 5.0 Released With Improved UI, Frame Accurate Cutting
A new version of VidCutter, a free video trimmer app, is available for download.
VidCutter 5.0 makes it easier to cut videos to specific frames, improves the export of video clips with audio and subtitle tracks, and refreshes the default application icon.
Why Vidcutter?If you want split video, trim video, or join video clips into a single montage then Vidcutter is ideal. The app lets you perform these tasks, as well as many more, quickly and easily.
VidCutter is a Qt5 application that uses the open-source FFMpeg media engine.
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Linux Release Roundup: Fedora 27, Shotwell, Corebird + More
It’s been another busy week in the world of Linux, but we’re here to bring you up to speed with a round-up of the most notable new releases.
The past 7 days have given us a new version of free software’s most popular photo management app, a new release of a leading Linux distribution, and updated one of my favourite app finds of the year.
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Super Productivity is a Super Useful To-Do App for Linux, Mac & Windows
Super Productivity is an open-source to-do list and time tracking app for Windows, macOS and Linux.
It’s built using Electron but doesn’t require an internet connection (which is pretty neat). And it has (optional) integration with Atlassian’s Jira software.
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MKVToolNix 18.0.0 Open-Source MKV Manipulation App Adds Performance Improvements
A new stable release of the MKVToolNix open-source and cross-platform MKV (Matroska) manipulation software arrived this past weekend with various performance improvements and bug fixes.
MKVToolNix 18.0.0 continues the monthly series of stability and reliability updates by adding performance improvements to both the AVC and HEVC ES parsers thanks to the implementation of support for copying much less memory, and enabling stack protection when building the program with Clang 3.5.0 or a new version.
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