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Tag Archives: rss
Linux RSS Reader Liferea Updates with Better Performance, New Features
Desktop RSS Ticker ‘News’ Adds a PPA
Nifty desktop-based RSS scroller/ticker ‘News’ has muscled in on the PPA business, adding a repository for users to easily install and receive updates from. Preferences The extensive selection of customizable options, accessible via the preferences window, will please even the most ardent of tweakers. Download Available for Ubuntu Ubuntu 9.04, 9.10, 10.04, 10.10 and 11.04, [...]
RSS applet ‘Feed Indicator’ fixes browser opening bug
Desktop Google Reader app ‘Read me’ adds twitter, read it later support
Read-Me: Google Reader app for the Ubuntu Desktop
Feed Indicator: A new RSS applet for your panel
RSS-Aware indicator adds ‘quit’ button, but still no ‘clear all’
NowSpide: New desktop RSS reader in development
News – Scrolling RSS ticker for your desktop
RSS notification Indicator adds new features
RSS-Aware puts feed updates on your panel (Indicator-RSS anyone?)
Naufrago! RSS reader is basic but competent
Nothing comes close in terms of awe and ease as Google’s very own online RSS reader ‘Google Reader’. Despite this many users still use desktop based solutions. Liferea is perhaps the most well known desktop Linux RSS reader but other options are available – RSSowl being a well known alternative to Liferea. With not exactly [...]












