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@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ Maybe you know [Yourls][1], a pretty cool URL shortener which you can set up on
There are many alternatives like bit.ly, ur1.ca and so on, but Yourls belongs to YOU and you don’t have to pay attention to ToS changes or the provider’s financial status. AND you can use whichever domain you own, for example in my case it’s _s.mehl.mx/blabla_.
And maybe you also know [Turpial][2], a Twitter client for GNU/Linux systems (I don&#8217;t like Twitter&#8217;s web page). Until lately I used Choqok, a KDE optimised client, but there were many things which annoyed me: No image previews, slow development, unconvenient reply behaviour and so on. And hey, why not trying something new? So I started to use Turpial which seems to solve all these critic points. Well, like always I missed some preferences to configure. But since it&#8217;s [Free Software][3], one is able to look how the software works and to change it &#8211; and to share the improvements which I&#8217;ll do in the next step!<!--more-->
And maybe you also know [Turpial][2], a Twitter client for GNU/Linux systems (I don&#8217;t like Twitter&#8217;s web page). Until lately I used Choqok, a KDE optimised client, but there were many things which annoyed me: No image previews, slow development, unconvenient reply behaviour and so on. And hey, why not trying something new? So I started to use Turpial which seems to solve all these critic points. Well, like always I missed some preferences to configure. But since it&#8217;s [Free Software][3], one is able to look how the software works and to change it &#8211; and to share the improvements which I&#8217;ll do in the next step!
Turpial already offers some link shorteners but not Yourls. But we can add it manually. To do so, open the file _/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/libturpial/lib/services/url/shortypython/shorty.py_ as root. Now add the following somewhere between the already existing shorteners