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Corebird Ubuntu 17.10

Corebird 1.7.3 Released : Install Corebird 1.7.3 In Ubuntu

Install Corebird on Ubuntu via Corebird PPA. Corebird 1.7 Twitter client comes with various translation updates and stability fixes. Changes – Corebird 1.7.3: Increase maximum tweet length to 280 characters Increase maximum name length to 50 characters Improve certain parts of the UI to cope better with longer names Fix the emoji button not showing […]

Corebird 1.7 Is Out – How to Install Corebird Twitter Client on Ubuntu 17.10

Corebird 1.7 is out – How to install Corebird Twitter Client on Ubuntu 17.10 and Derivatives. Corebird is a Twitter Client for Ubuntu Linux Systems. Using Corebird users can manage their Twitter account from Ubuntu Desktop.   Corebird 1.7 Changelog: Hashtags and Mentions in profile desriptions are now clickable The mention-completion when composing a new […]

Corebird 1.4 Released; Install Corebird Twitter Client On Ubuntu

Corebird 1.4 Twitter Client for Linux Ubuntu is released. Install Corebird 1.4 on Ubuntu 16.10 and Ubuntu 16.04 Systems. Corebird 1.4 Twitter Client now allows deleting tweets from the tweet info page and not just from timelines. Also the images in quoted tweets now look more like they actually belong to the quoted tweet instead […]

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