Lumiera
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Lumiera is a Free/Open Source Non-Linear Video Editing (NLE) application project for Linux developed by the CinelerraCV community.
It was born as a rewrite of the Cinelerra codebase called Cinelerra3 but it is now an independent project with its own name. Lumiera is still in an early stage of development. It is not usable yet.
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[edit] Development
Lumiera is being built from the ground up, starting with the engine core. The core is not tied to the GUI but just interacts with it via clearly defined interfaces. Work on the GUI is just starting out, which makes this a good time to contribute any ideas you might have. Please edit the GUI Brainstorming page.
We use a distributed development model backed by the git version control system.
Developers meet monthly on IRC. You can have a look the topics of the next meeting and to the protocols of the past meetings.
[edit] State of the GUI
[edit] How to contribute
We want the project being very open. Anyone can just start working on it. Of course he should to communicate what he wants to do before starting so that we can coordinate the things. We are also careful about documentation and code quality, if anyone can just join and leave his contribution must be maintainable by others. That means everything needs to be properly documented and supply tests for the testsuite. Continous Integration system
We have our own continous integration system running on the development server. This monitors certain repositories, builds the code and runs the testsuite etc. You can look at the current state at http:/builddrone/table.html and its root dir http:/builddrone/ contains the raw build logs too. Builddrone is very much work in progress and we would like if anyone helps developing it further.
[edit] the new lumiera logo!
A Logo Contest has been organized to find a new logo for Lumiera, the new emerging NLE for Linux. More than 100 logo concepts have been submitted, discussed and improved by the community. 21 logos have been selected for the vote, following the preferences expressed by the community. PEEPING FRAME by anamii wins the contest.
[edit] Source Code Documentation
- As an introduction you can find information on a pipawiki page.
- Design documentation can be found in a TiddlyWiki.
- You can browse the code repository with gitweb.
- For the structure of the code look at our Doxygen documentation
