The Twitter Kdialog script is a handy tool that allows you to easily post a 'what are you doing' tweet to Twitter from your KDE desktop environment. With this software, you can quickly share your thoughts and stay connected with your Twitter followers without leaving your work environment.
I recently used the Twitter Kdialog script and found it to be an extremely useful tool for adding my updates to Twitter from within KDE. It helps you to quickly add a 'what are you doing' line without the need to switch to a separate application or browser.
The installation process was straightforward. I simply saved the script to a directory in my PATH by running the command 'echo $PATH' to locate the appropriate location. After saving, I edited the script and inputted my Twitter credentials instead of {username} and {password}.
Once the installation was complete, I was able to run this script from anywhere within KDE with ease. I found the easiest method was to right-click on my desktop and choose "New Shortcut to application." I then pointed the application to the twitter.sh script, and from there, I was able to easily keep my followers updated on the go.
Overall, I highly recommend the Twitter Kdialog script for anyone using KDE, as it is a convenient and efficient way to stay in touch with your followers without having to switch between applications.
The installation process was straightforward. I simply saved the script to a directory in my PATH by running the command 'echo $PATH' to locate the appropriate location. After saving, I edited the script and inputted my Twitter credentials instead of {username} and {password}.
Once the installation was complete, I was able to run this script from anywhere within KDE with ease. I found the easiest method was to right-click on my desktop and choose "New Shortcut to application." I then pointed the application to the twitter.sh script, and from there, I was able to easily keep my followers updated on the go.
Overall, I highly recommend the Twitter Kdialog script for anyone using KDE, as it is a convenient and efficient way to stay in touch with your followers without having to switch between applications.
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