Twitter clients for Linux

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Know someone who’s never heard of twitter? I don’t.

There are loads of twitter desktop clients out there for Windows. I’m a Linux person so twittering from my command line is just one of the many was I twitter.

Linux and OpenSource Blog has published a list for desktop clients for Linux. Might come in handy for you.

  • ktwitter - A simple Twitter script for KDE.
  • twitter.el - Twitter from Emacs!
  • twit.el – Another Emacs client.
  • Vim Twitter – Twitter from Vim!
  • gTwitter – a Twitter client for Linux.
  • GtkTwitter - a Twitter client for Linux and Windows which using GTK.
  • Twitbar - a Twitter client for Gnome users to post from the Deskbar
  • Twit and Wayd – Two addons for Gnome Deskbar that allow posting updates to Twitter
  • BLT – twitter meets the Bourne shell, with a hint of biff.
  • Twitux – a Twitter client for the Gnome desktop. Features includes: gui-notifications, url tinyzer, and more..
  • ZenTwitter - bash script which uses zenity and curl (could be launched from custom desktop/menu/panel icons)
  • mitter – A very simple Python and pygtk client.
  • prism-twitter - prism based

4 Responses to “Twitter clients for Linux”

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  1. Andy says:

    Hi,

    There’s an alpha version of Adobe AIR available for Linux, so I’ve been using twhirl on Linux :D There are a couple of notable twitter clients based on AIR too, like Spaz..

    Just thought it’s nice to know =)

  2. Danny says:

    Thanks for the update Andy. I have not tried AIR, guess it’s time now.

  3. Ben Kevin says:

    I use TweetTwain, a new Twitter client for Linux, get it from http://www.tweettwain.com It supports multiple accounts and there are many features specific to business users. I never thought of using Twitter for my business, but TweetTwain features are helping me a lot to get more targeted followers thus more business.

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