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Pitivi 0.94 Uses GTK HeaderBar, Squashes Umpteen Bugs
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**Im a big fan of the [Pitivi video editor][1]. It might not (yet, at least) be the most whizz-bang or feature-filled non-linear editor available on Linux but it is one of the most reliable! **
![](http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/pitivi-tile.jpg)
So, naturally, I was expecting to see a new beta release of the open-source editor [go live at the weekend][2].
Pitivi 0.94 is the fourth release based on the new GStreamer Editing Services library (GES).
Project member Jean-François Fortin Tam, also known by the handle Nekohayo, describes the update on his blog as ”**…mainly a maintenance release, but it does pack a few interesting improvements & features in addition to the bug fixes.**”
### Whats new? ###
Interesting improvements indeed! The most noticeable change in Pitivi 0.94 is the switch to GNOMEs client-side GTK HeaderBar decoration. HeaderBars unify the window bar, title bar and toolbar into one, saving a huge amount of wasted vertical and horizontal space in the process.
“*Once you try it, you cant go back,*” says Fortin Tam. A quick glance at the screenshot below and youll be nodding in agreement.
![Pitivi now uses GTK HeaderBar and menu button (image: Nekohayo)](http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/pitivi-0.94-headerbar.jpeg)
Pitivi now uses GTK HeaderBar and menu button (image: Nekohayo)
What about the app menu? No fear; the consolidation sees the introduction of an app menu button, as per the GNOME human interface guidelines.
#### Fixes, Fixes, Fixes ####
Theres also a slew of important bug fixes and stability improvements bundled up, including fixes for those running the editor outside of GNOME Shell and/or a Linux distribution shipping with a broken version of [COGL][3] (yes, even Ubuntu).
Elsewhere:
- Positioning of UI components on fresh install has been improved
- Undocked window components do not shift position on startup
- Effects can be reordered within a clips properties
- Title editor UI has been simplified
- Global undo/redo fix
- Timeline UI animations have been tweaked
- Editor ported to Python 3
Further details can be found in the official [release notes][4].
### Getting Better ###
All of the above reads great, right? Well, the next release should be even better. Thats not just usual developer hyperbole, as Jean-François explains:
> “The next release (0.95) will run on top of a refined and incredibly more robust backend thanks to the work that Mathieu [Duponchelle] and Thibault [Saunier] have been doing to replace GNonLin by NLE (the new non-linear engine for GES) and fixing video mixing issues.”
Ubuntu 14.10 ships with an older (crash-prone) version in the Software Center. To try the latest release in all its glory you can grab an [all-in-one bundle][5] from the Pitivi website¹.
**Almost €20,000 has been raised as part of the Pitivi [fundraiser][6] helping it creep over the halfway point to a promised 1.0 release. If youd like to see that arrive faster, skip a grande skinny vanilla latte at Starbucks and donate instead! **
*¹At the time of writing the bundles for 0.94 are not linked but you can grab the nightly tars instead. *
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[a]:https://plus.google.com/117485690627814051450/?rel=author
[1]:http://pitivi.org/
[2]:http://jeff.ecchi.ca/blog/2014/11/02/tricks-or-tracebacks-pitivi-0-94-is-here/
[3]:http://www.cogl3d.org/about.html
[4]:http://wiki.pitivi.org/wiki/0.94
[5]:http://fundraiser.pitivi.org/download-bundles
[6]:http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2014/02/pitivi-video-editor-fundraising-campaign