twiimote
a wiimote to twitter thingy.
twiimote is a program that ‘connects your wiimote to twitter’. it’s as simple as that.
Install
You’ll need a working wiimote to use this!
twiimote requires python-cwiid and python-bluez & obviously pip
sudo apt-get install python-cwiid python-bluez
then:
sudo pip install twiimote
keep in mind twiimote only works on linux. not mac or windows.
media:
asciicast: https://asciinema.org/a/4572
How to use:
When inside twiimote press these buttons to navigate.
Home = Home Timeline - press Home to exit
1 = List @Mentions
2 = List DM’s
A = ?????
B = Hashtag tracking. - press Home to exit.
Minus = Exit
Learn More
for more information on twiimote head over here. http://hakob.yt/e/twiimote
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