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Plurk client on Linux?

by Clair on June 23rd, 2008

I have only been recently introduced to Plurk and I haven’t been plurking as much as my buddies. Probably because I have stuff to work on and there’s nothing much to plurk about.

In any case, for those of you who don’t know Plurk yet, it’s this nifty thing that lets you post your thoughts and feelings on the spot and quite easily at that. If you’ve heard of the term microblogging, Plurk lets you do that with ease. And even shows it to you via a timeline.

I only got introduced to Plurk because Twitter was down too often and it’s pretty annoying already. Plurk hasn’t totally replaced Twitter in my eyes yet but if Twitter can’t handle the scalability issues it faces… I am not sure. In any case, I am looking for a Linux client of Plurk. I haven’t found any yet. I only have the add-on of Plurk on Firefox.

As you can see on my Flickr account, the screenshot includes the blog where I got the information about the Plurk add-on for Firefox. It’s quite nifty and at least I don’t have to always look at the timeline or load Plurk all the time. But still - I would love to know if there is a client for Linux! Could you please post a comment here so we know? :) Thanks!

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