Well, now I'm pretty happy again with a great Twitter Linux 'Client', It works exactly same way as it used to work in Windows.

Icon image in top of the one in the Properties Window Right click the 'WebApp' in Desktop, go to 'Properties' and drag the.Search for a nice image to use it as Logo and download it in the Desktop (because the other one is.Go to Menu > Tools > Create Application Shortcut.Open Google Chrome / Chromium (whichever one is fine).I looked all over and I found the way to do it. Then it ocurred to me that may be I was able to create a link from Ubuntu Apps directly to the Chrome-App, just as you do it from your Android/iOS/FirefoxOS phones. So I started using it from the browser in Chrome, as the Chrome-App. I tried Polly, then Birdie, but nah, I was missing TweetDeck because of the look and feel and the way better column management that TD has compared to Polly. I know my answer is very similar to the other ones, but I was facing same issue one week ago, and I wanna share the experience to finally being 'able' (or mostly) to use TweetDeck as Linux app. Free Download specifications 100 FREE report Manage multiple Twitter accounts from a single place using an open-source tool meant to simulate the old desktop version of TweetDeck Atomic.

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