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== Listening to Twitter == | == Listening to Twitter == | ||
| − | [[twitter.com|Twitter]] is a popular micro-blogging site that easily demands too much of your attention for the simple reason that you | + | [[twitter.com|Twitter]] is a popular micro-blogging site that easily demands too much of your attention for the simple reason that you have to read it. Now you can listen instead. TweetSpeak lets you give your friends the continuous partial attention they deserve without taking your eyes off of the work you should be doing. |
== Installation == | == Installation == | ||
Revision as of 14:14, 25 January 2008
Listening to Twitter
Twitter is a popular micro-blogging site that easily demands too much of your attention for the simple reason that you have to read it. Now you can listen instead. TweetSpeak lets you give your friends the continuous partial attention they deserve without taking your eyes off of the work you should be doing.
Installation
TweetSpeak is a command line program written for the Mac OS X operating system. It uses the Mac's built in text to speech capability so it is not likely to work easily on other computers. (Prove me wrong.)
Click File:TweetSpeak.zip to download the program. The program is ready to run from the Mac's Darwin command line. A ReadMe file explains how to run a command line program if you've not yet used this capability of your computer.
Community
TweetSpeak is highly customizable. Please share your customizations in this section.
License
TweetSpeak is open source software licensed under the well known GPL license. This means that you are free to use and change it as you like but if you choose to distribute your version, it must be under the same free license. Thanks.
