Twitter is an extremely popular social network. Twitter, at its most basic, is a series of short online statements or ‘tweets’. Twitter forces the writer to be extremely succinct – with only 140 characters (including spaces) to make each announcement. To provide an insight into the quality of software available for Linux, I introduce 4 excellent open source command line Twitter clients.
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