Yeah, that's how I read it too. They're releaseing it for free (as-in-beer) with an SDK. Then they plan to make money off of it by running an "App Store" like service for the plugins.

Don't get me wrong, a no-cost video editor is a good thing. But I think Linux and/or Open Source fans are going to be dissapointed.

On your mini 9, did you upgrade from an existing install or did you do a wipe/reinstall? Any issues with sound or networking? I ask because my mini 9 is running 9.04 and I'm deciding if I should upgrade now or wait a few weeks until any major bugs are fixed.

Actually... I run SETI@Home practically all the time... (I've got the priority set real low).
If I had to run a *inModem it would slow that down...