Sure, it was once common practice to have a list of supported platforms on your homepage, but you have to excuse people for not knowing that. Most people just g

Sure, it was once common practice to have a list of supported platforms on your homepage, but you have to excuse people for not knowing that. Most people just get their apps (including Linux apps) from an "app store" sort of thing. That said, the download page is where I'd definitely expect something like this, and the download page is useless. It tells you that various Linux distros have Pitivi in their package managers (which ones? links?), and has a Flatpak download (what's flatpak?)