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Three more Twitter clients for Ubuntu Ubuntu Security

Since I published the article Four Twitter clients for Ubuntu have not spent much time, though they have appeared interesting alternative to programs where they discussed. Let's do a review of some of these developments saying the main advantages of each.

Hotot

This lightweight flexible Twitter client looks really good and a very low resource consumption.

To install run: sudo

add-apt-repository ppa: hotot-team & & sudo apt-get update & & sudo apt-get install hotot

A Once installed you can launch from the console by typing hotot & or from the menu Applications - Internet - Hotot Twitter Client

Hotot

Its main advantages:

- Consumption of RAM: 33MB

- Supports extensions

- Preview images without loading them into the browser

- is integrated into the reporting system for Gnome and KDE

- Based on Python

Turpial

Its characteristics are very Hotot similar to, and noted for being simple, light and refined appearance.

To install it: sudo

add-apt-repository ppa: effie-jayx/turpial & & sudo apt-get update & & sudo apt-get install turpial

Once installed it will available from the menu Applications - Internet - Oriole

Turpial

Its main advantages:

- Consumption RAM: 22.4 mb

- Based on Python

- Ability to "silence" temporarily

users

- Good balance between simplicity and configurability

TweetDeck

This is probably the most compelted client I tried, but has a terrible disadvantage others: the system is based on Adobe Air, which means it is a great consumer of resources.

need to install the Air environment, you can download the package. Deb http://get.adobe.com/es/air/ directly and install it with the package manager. Once installed go to the website TweetDeck and click on the download button.

Once we installed the program available from the menu Applications - Accessories - TweetDeck

TweetDeck