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I may try looking into that other client as I know
you mentioned it on your blog.
I'm a little scared of the command line,
admittedly, but maybe I just need to dive in and face my fear.
is there any way for terminal stuff to set up a
user account that unlike my first user, I know that I gotta elevate with sudo to
do anything root, but can I make a user that is limited enough and locked down
enough where no matter what I try doing, no matter how ungodly hard I try, as
long as I'm logged in at that user, no matter what, it would be merely
impossible no matter how stupid of a thing I tried, to break
anything?
Chris.
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Sent: Tuesday, June 08, 2010 2:21
PM
Subject: Re: [orca-list] Twitter: Curious
of your pkg preferences
Hi,
TTYtter is awesome, probably the best Twitter client I
have ever used. It takes a bit of learning though, the commands make sense but
take a few reads to memorize. Twitux is ok but kind of lackingin features. You
have to build from source to get the ability to RT for example. Another client
I have been using recently is pino, but it doesn't work 100% with Orca yet.
Maybe soon thoug.
HTH
Storm
On Tue, 2010-06-08 at 13:04 -0400,
Chris Gilland wrote:
What're people using for Twitter out there? Frankly, I use Twitux, and o,
my, God! In my opinion personally, this has gotta be probably the best
Twitter Client I ever! have seen for the Gnome desktop. The only? thing, I
don't like about it is there isn't that I've found, a way to reply publicly
to one of your followers. You can DM them, but you can't reply. The only
way is to find their tweet, then using your flat review, see how to spell
their user name, then hit ctrl n to do a new tweet, and in the edit box,
manually type in: @user name: then your reply. Kind of annoying, but aside
that, it works fantastically. Yall should try it if you've been wanting to
try a client aside what Ubuntu has built in, which btw, I never could get to
work.
sudo aptitude install twitux
It'll be under you internet aps in your applications menu in your panel.
Chris.
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