jazza: when it starts up, it'll show any previously received tweets and then it should initiate a call for new tweets. However, that call for new tweets seems to be somewhat unstable.
I noticed the debug window was there. I usually try to unhook that before launching but I forgot this time.
What happened to the "replies" option? Used to be I could check snitter to see all tweets responding to me. Now it's not there. This is a pretty important feature for me. Can you bring that back quick?
- amy Gahran
@amy: You can still check for replies by using the filter option on the main timeline. Check out this screencast to see how the filtering works. With that said, it seems the resounding word is that nobody uses the filtering and so it'll in all likelihood be dropped in the next version, bringing back the simpler version.
We are a group of freelancers that, at the time there is a stable verion of Adobe AIR for Linux available, most certainly will use any of the available Twitter clients to communicate. Hovever, we have noticed some problems with UTF-8 text during the test we have done. We have not tested Snitter yet, though. Adobe AIR is supposed to support UTF-8 as far as I can understand. Do you have any experieces with UTF-8 and characters like ?￥, ?¤ och ???
I haven't any problems with UTF-8. Are you just using Flash or using the HTML control? With the HTML control, do you have the page set to and saved as UTF-8?
We are using the HTML control. However, the pages were not saved as UTF-8 on one of the computers. Thanks for helping out.
A couple of things I've noticed, on start up only shows a few tweets, and not the latest ones. If I change the filter to be "now, -8" it works (was -2 before). Also the "make link shorter" button brings up an AIR debug window