See also Kdenlive (https://kdenlive.org/en/).
I generally stick with the GTK/GNOME ecosystem but for my (admittedly quite limited) video editing needs I've found Kdenlive to be easier to figure out.
I generally stick with the GTK/GNOME ecosystem but for my (admittedly quite limited) video editing needs I've found Kdenlive to be easier to figure out.
(I recall that these interestingly share the same video editing backend, just the integration is different?)
Last time I looked, they were all using MLT [0] for the backend.
It's the only one that does not have a 50% chance of segfaulting on every click. Not an exaggeration.
Pretty much the only viable solution for FOSS video editing though I have yet to try Blender.