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DaVinci Resolve. It's good and mostly free, allowing you to export up to HD resolution. Premium features include more transitions, fx, and higher resolutions but the basics are covered free.
I can't vouch for the low learning curve. It's intuitive enough for basic basic stuff but I still find myself going to YouTube tutorials often. However- I'm always a slow learner, so it might be just me.
A thousand times this. I have no idea why this isn't a more popular option. Also it isn't limited to HD - it's limited to 4k.
I had been pondering on switching from Shotcut to DaVinci but exporting being limited to HD is bad news to me
Previous commenter is incorrect - you can export up to 4k with the free version.
probably one of the best free video editing programs out there atm is davinci ( https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve/ )
for simple editing though I used to use KDEnlive a lot, pretty easy to wrap your head around, allbeit with a few quirks that take some getting used to ( https://kdenlive.org/en/ )
I'm sure theres others but those are the two I've used personally.
I like Kdenlive!
Blender. I've used KDEnlive, Openshot, DaVinci, in my honest opinion for simple video editing they all fall short of blender.
Opensource/FOSS:
Kdenlive, Openshot, Shotcut
It think Shotcut is the simplest to use.