New version of Twitter, Status.net (Identi.ca) client brings two new plugins: Translator plugin and Quick Filter plugin. Other changes included: System tray icon problem in Gnome fixed, Hide Menu-bar option, Choqok caches posts automatically, Annoying video preview plugin problem that causes Choqok to crash fixed.
Read more »Micro-blogging client Choqok 1.1 released
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Emacs Identica-mode microblogging client v1.0 release
http://blog.nethazard.net –
"I’m very happy to announce the release 1.0 of the Emacs identica-mode microblogging client. Its been a while since the last release, and its been for a good reason! The main improvements are: ..."
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Post to Twitter or Identi.ca in Vim
http://tuxtraining.com –
A twitter/identi.ca plugin for vim, pretty simple to use and you never have to leave the command line to use it.
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Open source microbloggers you should follow
http://www.tuxradar.com –
If you're a fan of Identi.ca or Twitter and want to follow the alpha geeks of the free sofware world, we've put together a list of people to make it easy for you to find them.
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New FSF microblogging communities
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Evan Prodromou (identi.ca) about RMS' worse-than-stupidity statement
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I don’t think it would surprise anyone that I respectfully disagree with this statement. I’m very supportive of his concern about cloud computing, and I agree that it’s something that the Free Software and Free Culture communities need to address. But in rejecting all network computing, I think RMS has thrown out the baby with the bathwater.
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Like Twitter, but with Freedom Inside
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"A company called Control Yourself, led by Evan Prodromou (who serves with me and many others on the FSF-endorsed Freedom for Network Services Committee) yesterday launched a site called identi.ca. It's a microblogging service similar to Twitter, but it is designed to respect the rights and freedoms of its users..." -- http://identi.ca/doc/source
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