Seesmic for Windows, my new default Twitter client!
Posted Wednesday, November 18, 2009 at 6:23 pm by 
TweetDeck, your time to shine is now over. There’s a new kid on the block and it’s Seesmic for Windows. Those familiar with the twitter client war will know Seesmic Desktop has been available in Windows for months now. The difference this time is it’s built as a native Windows app (using WPF) rather than Adobe’s AIR platform.
One of the biggest criticisms of TweetDeck is it’s heavy resource usage, Seesmic Desktop for Windows seems much lighter, so it should run better if your on a lower-end machine.
Running on Windows 7, it’s got the nice list of features:
- Window transparency effects
- Support for Aero snap
- Multiple monitor support
- Multiple Account support
- Draggable columns
- List support
- Modify search columns
- Customisable URL shortener / image uploader
On the negative side, you can’t resize the columns and there’s no Facebook integration, something I really hope is added in the future. Unfortunately there’s also no use of Windows 7 Jump Lists.
Below is a gallery of images from the application.
Profile pane 
Browser-type Search box 
Modify your search 
Tabbed controls 
Services Options 
If you want to check it out for yourself, just head over to http://seesmic.com
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