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6 of the Best Free Linux Documentation Generators
http://www.linuxlinks.com/article/20090705054644686/DocumentationGenerators.html
5 Top of the Line Twitter Desktop Clients for Linux
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| If you've been using Twitter through its website, I recommend that you use a
| desktop client instead to further enhance your tweeting experience. Since
| Twitter has become immensely popular, there are tons and tons of available
| desktop applications that support this great micro-blogging service. So I'm
| here to assist you on narrowing down the choices, and hope to somehow give
| you an idea on picking the one that suits you best.
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http://www.junauza.com/2009/07/5-top-of-line-twitter-desktop-clients.html
Blog From Your Linux Desktop with Drivel
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| Blogging has done nothing but gain steam over the last few years. Most
| bloggers are posting directly to sites like Facebook and MySpace. I consider
| that type of blogger to be amateur. The serious bloggers are using their own
| sites powered by outstanding open source solutions like Wordpress, Drupal,
| Joomla!, or even home-grown solutions. But there are others who regularly
| blog to Blogger and Moveable Type. For those more serious bloggers the need
| for tools to make this job easier is at a prime. One such tool is that tool
| that allows the user to blog straight from the desktop, in both on and
| offline modes.
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http://linux.com/learn/tutorials/24106-blog-from-your-linux-desktop-with-drivel
Recent:
Four Twitter clients for Linux
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| Is there a single best of show among these clients? If you like using Opera,
| its Twitter widget is my top recommendation. If you're using Firefox, you
| can't go wrong with TwitBin. gTwitter is a good, general, easy-to-use client.
| For now, I recommend not using Twitux, but that may change as the application
| matures.
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http://www.linux.com/feature/145144
An Overview of Twitter Clients for Linux
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| It's hard to pick a clear winner here.
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| Of the two native applications, I like Twitux best. It's simple, but it works
| well. The two Firefox extension clients are OK, but I'm not the type of
| person who always has Firefox open and in view, so using them regularly is
| probably not going to happen.
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http://www.linuxjournal.com/content/overview-twitter-clients-linux
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