Spaz
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Spaz is a Twitter client for users who value free, open-source software, attractive design, and customizability
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source
Application types
United StatesAlerts
- Discontinued
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- HP webOS
- Adobe AIR
Discontinued
The project seems to be abandoned, since last updates date back to 2011, but the app and the source code can be still downloaded from the official website and Github.
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What is Spaz?
Spaz is a Twitter client for users who value free, open-source software, attractive design, and customizability
Comments and Reviews
which caused me at first to move on and try several other clients before I grudgingly gave this one a try, I like it.
I think twitter is for the birds personally, but I have two colleagues that use it during the day like instant messaging. I need to keep up with their posts, but could care less for anything else Twitter.
I am a trader on the financial markets and have four 24 inch monitors filled with information streaming from the globe, and was shocked to find the app the Twits bought for $40 million dollars, TweetDeck was an ugly piece of crap.... worse, it does not allow full control of the window size, and insists on an ungodly amount of my very precious and very cluttered screen real estate. So do many other alternatives.
I tried this Lenin worshiping app (tongue in cheek) and it fits my needs perfectly. Its an elegant solution. One column just for the only two Twits I follow, and best of all, it can run minimized and will pop up a pretty, perfectly sized, unobtrusive, window with a new tweet and a pleasant chime that self closes in an elegant fade out.
Hate the Adobe air, but this Commy rocks.
[Edited by Crassius, September 21]
I've tried alot of Twitter clients and this is the only one to offer me a basic white, simple UI. It's perfect for the top corner of your desktop, you can set the transparency etc. They had some problems with Adobe Air early on, but it's all resolved now.
I liked what I read about this program, so I downloaded it and almost installed it. Then, I found out that it uses Adobe AIR. I really do like the idea of Adobe AIR, but I don't like to encourage those big companies. I want something that is FLOSS (Free, Libre and Open-Source Software).