Gwibber

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Gwibber is an open-source microblogging client, initially designed for the GNOME desktop environment and developed with Python and GTK. It's essentially a social media aggregator, bringing various social networking services into one place.

Here's a breakdown of Gwibber:

• Function: Gwibber acts as a centralized hub for multiple social media platforms and microblogging services. It allows users to both receive and send updates, eliminating the need to open a web browser for each individual service.
• Supported Services: Gwibber supports(or supported) a wide range of platforms, including:
• Twitter
• Facebook
• Identi.ca
• StatusNet
• Flickr
• Digg
• FriendFeed
• Qaiku
• RSS/Atom feeds
• Features:
• Combined Stream: Provides a unified stream of messages from all connected accounts.
• Built-in URL Shortening: Automatically shortens URLs when pasted.
• Integrated Search: Includes a search tool and supports saved searches.
• Customization: HTML themes offered customization of appearance.
• Spell-checking: optional support.
• Saving Updates: it could save any status updates as a Tomboy note.
• Development and Availability:
• It was primarily developed by Ryan Paul, Ken VanDine, and others.
• Gwibber was licensed under the GNU General Public License Version 2.
• Packages were available for distributions like Fedora, openSUSE, and Ubuntu.
• Current Status: The project appears to be discontinued. The last version (3.6.0) was released in October 2012. It is no longer included in current Debian distributions.