The word “blog” in my previous comment is the link.
This is quite common since the URL itself is not very nice to read embedded in a sentence (but of course can be inspected by hovering).
You can also find it on https://planet.kde.org/ as it is one of the most recent entries there.
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Kdenlive: 25.12.0 - rev. 8ed1d6b
MLT: 7.35.0
FFmpeg:
Package Type: Unknown/Default
Qt: 6.10.1 (built against 6.10.1 x86_64-little_endian-llp64)
Frameworks: 6.20.0
System: Windows 11 Version 25H2
Kernel: winnt 10.0.26200
CPU: x86_64
Windowing System: windows
GPU:
Movit (GPU): disabled
Track Compositing: qtblend
Thank you for the Update:
Although i face an Issue. I have to select always the layout, which I set for my normal use.
It is getting to default, which is not my setup.
Also “Glaxnimate” is still not working with Kdenlive.
Which, if you are using the Flatpak for Kdenlive and Glaxnimate, will continue to be the case unless you manage to break them out of the sandbox environment. I tried tinkering with Flatseal but to no avail (could be my ineptitude, though). So, if I want to do animation(s) with Glaxnimate, I use the appimage for both and it works like a charm.
I think the new function “Audio monitoring” in clip/Project Monitor is taking much space and breaks the Layout settings. Hope there is a possibility to deactivate it.
Appimage is ok with Glaxnimate.
Still i have an issue with it:
To view the rendered file, i always have to select “vlc” from the prompt-Window. 
You know that when you double-click the queue entry in the render window, you can play the video you just created in the standard media player of your OS?
For the Team:
I’m relatively new to KDENlive, having cut my teeth on Final Cut Studio/DVD Studio Pro in the mid-2000’s.
I’ve been through the Adobe nightmare, Blackmagic’s buggy attempt, even played with things like Lightworks. And from my experience KDENlive is the only pro-level NLE that I not only trust, but literally has **everything you any editor would ever need to “get ‘er done”.
In fact the only other platforms (ancient) as versatile and rock-stable were the Amiga-based Newtek “Video Toaster” and Quantel EditBox. (gee, maybe I’m the one that’s ancient).
The reviews from others making comparisons between KDENlive and say “Shotcut” are either afraid of the pro interface or unwilling to learn it. (To me that comparison is like expecting a Honda Civic Si to perform like an F-1 car.)
Keep up the good work guys. After the holidays I’ll be supporting you with donation/s, for certain.
Rob Lane / Grumpy Quail
…and Happy Holidays All!
Hi @lenzdudeaz, and welcome to the forum and community!
Thank you very much for the kind words of appreciation! That goes a long way with the small team that’s behind Kdenlive.
Merry Christmas 
and Happy New Year 
!
If it’s of any help, I can be detailed about whats right with KDL. It’s not hard.
I’m lost with this new version, with this new “flexible docking system”, I can’t find the display settings I was using until now, like this
with the timeline that occupies the entire width and the monitors in the upper right. How do I get back to this configuration?
You can save your desired Layout and manage / order all the layouts as you wish (bring to the top). Then click each time your saved layout when you open kdenlive. That is what I do now.
I figured out how it worked, but with some difficulty. I used the effects view, which has a horizontal layout.
When you save your Layout, resize the Top part as you wish and save it.
Thank you for the awesome work! I noticed a number of new niceties in the UI, as I tried it out.
Just noticing though that this new release is less stable for me, on Linux Mint, compared to 24.12.0 that I used before. A few things I’ve noticed:
Adding transitions between clips is way slower now, and causes a ca 1-2 second freeze, at least for my rather large project (1 hours, with ~10 clips and many cuts).
Multiple times it has happened that the video part of my video/audio tracks suddely disappear. In most cases I was able to get them restored by I think some Ctrl+Z and perhaps cancelling or moving around UI elements, but finally it managed to destroy the last version of my video file. Luckily I’m saving new versions pretty regularly.
In one occasion it did not heed my instructions on marker zone export, and exported the whole video instead repeated times. This was resolved by moving around one of the markers a bit.
Anyways, keep up the great work - KdenLive is otherwise fantastic!
Hi @saml
New user here. I noticed some bugginess on the flatpack after the upgrade, which was resolved by switching to the AppImage.
So if you have the flatpack try the AppImage. Just download and make it executable.
If you already have the AppImage then I can’t help; sorry.
Yea, sorry, I forgot to mention I’m using the AppImages only. Thanks for the hint though!
The one (minor) visual ‘glitch’ I notice is in the top left of the screen, immediately under File & Edit menu items. It only appears when loading your project. Looks like some text is being written on top of existing text or something. Otherwise, I haven’t had much to complain about. A couple of odd unexpected closures of the app, but not much else to report.
Please delete kdenlive-appimagerc in ~/.config/ and try again.
