Leftovers: Software
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Linux Twitter App ‘Corebird’ Now Supports Longer Tweets
An updated version of the open-source desktop Twitter client Corebird is available for download.
Corebird 1.3.2 is the second bug-fix release since the release of Corebird 1.3 back in July. It enables support for the social media service’s newer, longer tweets.
Twitter says the new so-called “expanded tweets” do not count media attachments (photos, GIFs, videos, and polls) towards the 140-character limit. It also says it plans to exclude usernames in replies from the character count too, though an exact date for this has yet to be announced.
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GTK Radio Player ‘Gradio’ Gets New Beta Release, Gains New Features
A new beta release of the desktop radio player app GRadio is available for download — and it’s broadcasting a wealth of changes.
Developer Häcker Felix says the next major stable release needs to deliver ‘a rock-solid stable base for the next versions’, and to do so he needs feedback on how the app is shaping up right now.
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Kdenlive news and packaging
Following our last week’s monthly Café, we decided to concentrate on advanced trimming features and if possible an audio mixer for the next Kdenlive 16.12 release. It was also mentionned that several users requested the comeback of the rotoscoping effect, which was lost in the KF5 port, preventing some users to upgrade their Kdenlive version.
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