GUI Twitter clients: what are my options?

What are GUI Twitter clients for Ubuntu?

Please include reasons why you like - or highlight features that make a client unique. Please also keep one client per answer.

From ubuntu Olivier Lalonde

• Hotot

  I've been using hotot, and I am very satisfied, because:

  • It's lightweight
  • It has preview for images
  • Threaded Conversations
  • Extensions Support (although there aren't any at the moment, AFAIK)
  • It just looks good

  There are a few quirks, this client is new, but improving rapidly.

  And they have a PPA, so to install via CLI:

  sudo add-apt-repository ppa:hotot-team
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install hotot

  From Decio Lira

• I use DestroyTwitter

  It's Adobe AIR but has a super low memory footprint < 25MB.

  From Jon

• Gwibber

  Gwibber is the default Microblogging client since 10.04 and offers great features and includes other services (aside from Twitter).

  • Integrates with Message Indicator
  • Works post-Authpocalypse
  • Multiple Column support
  • Multiple Account support

  

  Installation instructions a la wiki

  Nerdfest : I like it, but at this point it does seem to leak memory quite badly.
  From Marco Ceppi

• Pwytter

  The client is developing. Yet what I like is its portable and can be tweaked to your need if you know python. Since It is developed in python with tkinter.

  From sagarchalise

• Yoono

  Although I have only used it as firefox addon. It runs as desktop application as well I think.

  From sagarchalise

• Pino

  A great client for Linux that runs on the Vala language. There is a PPA to install from.

  The PPAs that are needed are here.

  

  Jorge Castro : @gamerchick02 Can you link up the PPA? It would make this answer much more useful

  gamerchick02 : Added the download link; the PPAs are under that link.

  LFC_fan : Pino is great. Hope it makes into the repos by 11.04
  From gamerchick02

• The Deskbar applet is another way to post to twitter. Deskbar is in the Ubuntu Repos.

  

  From gamerchick02

• gTwitter is a lightweight twitter app that uses GTK+. See the link for an Ubuntu PPA.

  From gamerchick02

• Choqok is a KDE app that works well. It uses a lot of KDE libraries, so be aware of that.

  From gamerchick02

• Finally, Tweetdeck is an Adobe AIR application that works with Twitter, Facebook, and Buzz. It also has experimental status.net support.

  From gamerchick02

• Turpial is excellent. The only thing missing is multi account support.

  Official Website

  The website have all the features listed with screenshots. I wanted to post screens but my reputation is low :(

  sudo add-apt-repository ppa:effie-jayx/turpial
  sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install turpial
  

  From hugo

• For those fans of XMonad, like myself, you should really take a look at: http://ooxo.org/dtwitzen/

  Which is a dzen twitter thingumbob-doodle-whatzit-of-awesomeness if you are into that sort of thing.

  From Robert Massaioli