If you already use twitter and only use it via web you should be glad to know that there are a number of desktop clients available for us Linux users which makes using twitter a lot easier.
…Let’s enable the desktop cube in Compiz, this tutorial will show you how:
From CCSM under Desktop click to enable Desktop Cube (and then disable Desktop Wall), and enable Rotate Cube. Under Effects enable Cube Reflection and Deformation (and resolve the conflict by disabling Next Slide) and 3D Windows.
Now we click on Desktop Cube and then the Appearance tab, and click on Skydome (Skydome is the image displayed behind the cube, on the sky ). From here we click on the first checkbox to enable the background, and then Skydome Image to browse to the picture we want to use. Note - if you click Animate Skydome the background image will rotate when you rotate the cube.
Going then to Cube Reflection and Deformation and choose Appearance. Here we’ll set the top and bottom images, or caps. Just click New and browse to the images wanted, and you can then remove the default images by clicking on them then clicking Delete. Then we choose the Reflection tab and click on the Reflection Mode, then Distance. Next we choose…
Excerpt from:
10 Twitter Clients For Linux
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