A truly flexible platform might allow for "ports" of lightweight twitter applications based on webkit, with adjustable-font GUIs that can be finger-friendly to the tablet platform.
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Alternate twitter clients as a choice
Posted on 2009-07-20 15:02 UTC by Lori Easterly. Status: Implemented, milestone: Fremantle, Categories: Education & Science.
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Solution #2: Use Mauku
Posted on 2009-07-21 08:51 UTC by Andre Klapper.
It's available for the Maemo platform and if there's any functionality missing, file a bug in https://bugs.maemo.org. :-)
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Solution #1: Gwibber might be a potential candidate
Posted on 2009-07-20 15:03 UTC by Lori Easterly.
Gwibber, based on webkit, is a open-source twitter/identi.ca/laconi.ca (and many other web aggregates) client.
On linux netbooks it seems to be a stable lightweight client that doesn't tax system resources with atom processors, anyway.
Mauku is also an excellent n-series client but might need more api support for other services. A great dynamic OS will hopefully bring an opportunity for a choice of clients, but gwibber may be ready without any serious porting challenges.
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Solution #3: Pidgin Twitter Plugin
Posted on 2009-09-10 10:11 UTC by Antonio Di Cello.
If will be ported pidgin to maemo 5 , you can integrate the plugin microblog with the support of Twitter ad other
