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twitter-cmdline 1.03 (Default branch)

twitter-cmdline is a commandline twitter clientthat implements bothreading and writing to your twitter stream. It iswritten in Perl andonly requires LWP::UserAgent be installed.License: GNU General Public License v2Changes:
A bug with color handling has been fixed.

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