I sincerely hope Shotcut keeps making progress, since the last time I tried to find a good open source video editor of its type there wasn't one. Shotcut at lea

I sincerely hope Shotcut keeps making progress, since the last time I tried to find a good open source video editor of its type there wasn't one. Shotcut at least seemed to be the best of the available options, but it was laggy and crashed a lot despite being on a high spec PC and I had trouble getting it to correctly do basic stuff like adjust the playback rate of a clip. It was really frustrating to end up settling on Davinci Resolve because that app sure is hard to use (apparently it originally only worked if you bought Blackmagic's custom control surfaces, so it sort of makes sense that its UI is terrible). Resolve is at least better than Vegas (which inexplicably costs money).