I've put up a new version of Visionary Saver the Twittervision/Flickrvision, and now Twittervision 3D and Twitter Flash RailsConf visualizers. The options panel is a bit different now - it's just checkboxes. If you want to randomize between different visions, just check which ones you'd like to randomize for.
I'm still at RailsConf, but will be home this coming week and can then work on settings for which saver you want to run on which monitor of a multiple monitor setup, so stay tuned.
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19 May 2007
New Version of Twittervision Screen Saver
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Thanks for continuing to improve this! Love the new options!
Cool!
I don't understand how I use the controls or mouseover things if it disables the screensaver when I do... :(
You can't use the controls in the screen saver version, because, as you mentioned, moving the mouse dismissed the saver. If you want to use the controls and use it interactively, then you load it up in your browser. But, this is a screensaver, so at most, just enjoy the visuals. I am working on at least setting up login, and adjusting the zoom level to be better for this use.
Need explicit support for multiple monitors. I'd like to run Twittervision in one and Flickrvision in the other.
Nice one!
This is awesome and I love the app. Great work!
Thanks this is great.
I'd love to have the ability to just have it show the tweets (or pictures) from my own network.
Thanks Ruby, I agree. I'm working on more options.
Hi. I'm trying to execute a twittervision.com type interface for a project I'm working on but I'm a bit over my head here. I've learned that it's a Ruby on Rails product but if anyone has any advice, guidance on first steps... I'd be very appreciative of your time and generosity.
gbostrom@ucla.edu
Cheers.
Trestles: can you elaborate a bit? Are you trying to do something where you show some kind of data on a map given you having geodata for that data? Or are you saying you want to put Twittervision itself into some other product/project?
Hi Chris,
Thank you for your response.
I'm basically try to set up a similar mashup like
http://www.thisnext.com/activity/map/
1) Is http://www.thisnext.com/activity/map/ a simple mashup
2) How much development time do you think it took
3) Other than Google Maps and Ruby on Rails... would anything else be
in play here?
Thank you in advance for any guidance you may have.
Cheers.
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