Anybody got a good screen recording program for linux? Bonus points if it can be set to only capture a certain window to make editing easier. Editing software too, ffmpeg? I think people are using. How's that? Any other options? Again, for linux.

>>539 >Anybody got a good screen recording program for linux? OBS Studio (GUI, main focus is live streaming with offline recording capabilities, most features & community) SimpleScreenRecorder (GUI, focused on recording, simple to use but the most niche) FFmpeg (CLI, swiss army knife of video programs, screen capture not a primary focus but lots of documentation and generally useful) >Editing software too Olive 0.12 (GUI, hardware accelerated with OpenGL effects, most similar to tools like Adobe Premiere with major rewrite in the works) Blender VSE (GUI, single threaded, not speedy but solid like you would expect from Blender) AviSynth+ (DSL, a scripting language for video with multi threading, relies on tools like FFmpeg for playback and rendering) Melt (CLI/DSL, single threaded library that powers tools like Kdenlive with ability to run scripts, slow and buggy like the editors based on it) FFmpeg (CLI, capable of doing some editing too, doesn't have the standard features of other editors but can do some basic things)

>>540 For editing, I would just add to this Anon's excellent list Shotcut, and Kdenlive. [1] [2] 1. https://www.shotcut.org/ 2. https://kdenlive.org/

>>540 >>542 Bad ass. I'll look into them.

What's the anon-approved, non-woke, won't-randomly-delete-your-shit, code repository these days? Gitlab? Bitbucket? Gitgud? Something else I haven't heard of?

>>649 I asked myself the same question recently, since I needed to move stuff between pc and notebook. I ended up using random free ftp server and FreeFileSync to keep stuff synchronized. Even if they delete my shit, I will have 2 copies, but its very unlikely anyway.