Kdenlive is probably the default video editor that most Linux users tend to go for. And when it works that is an understandable choice. Unfortunately, all too often it can only be described as rubbish. That's why I'm now looking for a change. I'm sick and tired of Kdenlive freezing, crashing, and refusing, intermittently, to work with formats such as .mov. So in this video I line 'em up. Starting with Shotcut, then Openshot, then Olive, then finally back to Kdenlive. In this test Kdenlive does what it does best - it crashes! And every other video editor puts it to shame. I'm really sorry about the stability of Kdenlive because it is a powerful video editor that is intuitive to work with and it should be one of the Linux world's shining lights. However, until the developers get the problems sorted it is likely that it will soon be overtaken by one of its competitors. So yes, a bit of a rant today, but hope you find it interesting. If you wish, you can also view my content on LBRY To join LBRY please click the link below. As a disclaimer, I will earn LBRY points if you use the link so thanks for the support https://lbry.tv/$/invite/@oldtechbloke:8 To join the OldTechBloke Facebook group click here https://www.facebook.com/groups/2436223049923329 To view my GitLab repo: https://gitlab.com/OldTechBloke