@gentoobro I linked to thousands and thousands of free software programs (unfortunately the Debian list is soiled by them inserting proprietary software into it) and all you can think of is text-mode MUDs?

MUDs are usually TUI mode anyway, but if all you want out of computing is text mode MUDs, you are given the freedom to write those.

The kernel, Linux obviously does not handle video, which is why I recommended LiGNUx.


I edit video with GNU bash and straight ffmpeg;
ffmpeg -i "${video}" -i "${subs}" -map 0 -map 1:s -c copy "${video%.*}.mkv"

ffmpeg -i Richard\ Stallman\ -\ snack\ on\ the\ go\!\ \[8xVxg0zNIR8\].mkv -ss 00:01:40.100 -t 6 -vf crop=480:480 -loop 0 delicious_foot_cheese.webp


If you prefer a GUI, there's indeed free software for that; https://directory.fsf.org/wiki/KDEnlive

But of course none of that actually exists, as it's impossible to edit video without using windows (is this what proprietary software lovers really believe?).