Pitivi 1.0 Release Candidate
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Pitivi 1.0 Release Candidate — “Ocean Big Chair”
We’re proud to release the first Pitivi 1.0 release candidate “Ocean Big Chair” (0.99). This release has many bug fixes and performance improvements, and is a release candidate for 1.0. Our test suite grew considerably, from 164 to 191 meaningful unit tests.
You can install it right away using Flatpak.
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Pitivi 1.0 Open-Source Linux Video Editor Is Up to RC State, Download as Flatpak
Pitivi, the popular free and open-source video editor for GNU/Linux distributions, is about to hit the 1.0 milestone and become a stable software that's ready to use for some serious video editing tasks.
More than nine months after the release of Pitivi 0.98 back in early December 2016, the development team has announced today that they've released the first RC (Release Candidate) milestone of the upcoming major Piviti 1.0 version, tagged as build 0.99 and dubbed "Ocean Big Chair."
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Pitivi 1.0 Release Candidate Arrives
The Pitivi open-source non-linear video editor has been in development for thirteen years while its v1.0 release is finally near.
Coming out this morning as a surprise is the Pitivi 1.0 release candidate, marked as Pitivi v0.99. The Pitivi 1.0 RC is primarily comprised of many bug fixes and performance improvements, thanks in part to more unit testing.
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