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What this guide covers
A source note for editors and tool watchers following a free, open-source video editor that is being rewritten. It summarises the planned rewrite features, what the 0.1.0 to 0.3.0 changelogs report, the early desktop app and the named MIT licence, from 12 repository files. Documentary only: nothing was installed or run, and the plan may have changed since.
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Guide title
OpenCut video editor: what its docs say about the rewrite, releases and licence (documented, not run)
Coverage
A source note for editors and tool watchers following a free, open-source video editor that is being rewritten. It summarises the planned rewrite features, what the 0.1.0 to 0.3.0 changelogs report, the early desktop app and the named MIT licence, from 12 repository files. Documentary only: nothing was installed or run, and the plan may have changed since.
Useful starting points
- The repository's own files disagree in places, for example on outside contributions and on supported versions, so check the current project pages before relying on either.
- The README points to the classic version as the one to use today; the rewrite is still in progress and the desktop app was only an empty window at this commit.
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