Ahh Gwibber…
Ubuntu’s default social client has been around for many years but depsite various revamps, UI changes, and re-writes it’s never quite shaken off the image of being slow, bloated, and unstable.
Hoping to change that perception – which hasn’t always been warranted – is a brand a new version of Gwibber rewritten in QML and making uses of a totally revamped backend called ‘Friends’.
Designed to leaner and meaner, Gwibber QML is touch-friendly,
followings the Ubuntu Touch design guidelines, and offers features
previously unavailable
You can see short demo of Gwibber QML (as i’m calling it for now) by hitting the button below.
Gwibber QML is still a sort of work in progress, so don’t judge it
too harshly yet. But you won’t have to wait long until you can try it ou
as Ken VanDine, the chief developer of Gwibber, is hoping to upload
this shiny new version to Ubuntu 13.04 later this week…
Ubuntu’s default social client has been around for many years but depsite various revamps, UI changes, and re-writes it’s never quite shaken off the image of being slow, bloated, and unstable.
Hoping to change that perception – which hasn’t always been warranted – is a brand a new version of Gwibber rewritten in QML and making uses of a totally revamped backend called ‘Friends’.
Gwibber Timeline with reply in-line
You can see short demo of Gwibber QML (as i’m calling it for now) by hitting the button below.
Gwibber QML Input Box
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