Video editoare - free in principiu si nu numai (majoritatea)

 https://www.fosslinux.com/6506/top-10-best-video-editors-for-linux.htm

https://www.openshot.org/fr/download/

the survival kit

you need :
 an O.S. - i recommend an easy one like Ubuntu

and a bundle of software:

 - a terminal - preinstalled
(i will teach you a few things here)

 - browser - Mozilla (this does not yet have preinstalled the 2 most important words in the history of the internet = "how to...?")

 - file manager
(with few "hacks")

- media player = vlc

- audio player=
rythmbox & easy-tag

 - photo manager
geeqie & shotwell viewer

Only geeqie is not preinstalled

Your Excellency !

I am working on a different kind of excel tutorial (i know that this might not be original, but please let me think that is original)http://unaltfeldetutorial.blogspot.ro/

Posted by 10points4linux on Thursday, January 28, 2016

Kubuntu screen setup emergency guide

You are giving a talk in 5 min. You attach your Kubuntu 14.04 LTS "Trusty Thar" laptop to the beamer. The laptop screen goes black for a second ... reappears ... and ... nothing. The beamer reports "no input". No message on your screen. 4min to go. Panic.

Keep cool. Do not reboot. Do not turn off the beamer. Both take too long and never fixed anything for me that was not fixed otherwise. Try the quick things first:

Emergency Routine 1

• Press ALT+F2 (This opens the KDE quick starter. If not on KDE, open some other terminal input window.)
• Type xrandr --auto and press return.

Coding

https://jujucharms.com/

https://www.kdevelop.org/

Conflict between Blender 3D and KDE: KDE ignore my settings

(First, excuse me if ever my english was bad but that's not my usual langage.)

I'm trying to disable the Alt+click shorcuts of KDE 4.8.4 / Plasma 5.77 (for displace window) because of a conflict with Blender 3D shortcut. I've tried to follow this wikibooks instructions:

http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Blender_3D:_Noob_to_Pro/Operating_System_specific_notes

1) Right click on the title bar of the main Blender window → select Configure Window Behavior → go to Actions → Window Actions → in the Inner Window, Titlebar and Frame section → select the Modifier key to be ALT and set all the select boxes beneath it to Nothing.

2) Right click on the title bar of the main Blender window; then select Advanced → Special Application Settings... → Workarounds and then click Block global shortcuts with Force selected and checked.

My first obstacle is that the menu immediately disappear when I right click on the title bar of any window  . But I guess that passed by the System Settings is the same, so:


First Method : I find "Window Behavior">"window Actions">"Inner Window, Titlebar and Frame":
I tried once by changing "Alt" by "Meta" and once by keeping "Alt" and set all buttons actions to 'nothing', I've tried that in usual and root mode without any effect!  

Second Method : the search engine of system settings give me no response for "Advanced" or "Special Application Settings". for "Workarounds", I redirect to "Window Behavior">"Window Rules">"modify" or "new" >"Appearence & fixes">"Ignore Global Shortcuts"> "forced" & "yes". One more time, I've try it in usual and root mode without success!  

So, do someone can explain me why KDE ignore my setting and how I can fixe this?

(I'm on Debian 7.6 with 3.2.0-4-amd64 #1 SMP Debian 3.2.60-1+deb7u1 x86_64 GNU/Linux core)

Source:https://forum.kde.org/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=122075