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A look at some free RSS readersA look at some free RSS readersPosted Jan 3, 2011 17:57 UTC (Mon) by a9db0 (subscriber, #2181)In reply to: A look at some free RSS readers by dwayne Parent article: A look at some free RSS readers
I'll second this - tt-rss is a great tool. Yes it is web based, so you need a web server. But having your rss feeds in the cloud makes them far more useful. You can check in from multiple machines and not have to worry with duplicates. There's an Android client, and a mobile optimized website built in.
I use it so I can keep my feeds in one place, keep them up to date from any of the three computers I use regularly, and can easily read them on my phone.
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multiple computers is the key Posted Jan 6, 2011 12:36 UTC (Thu) by alex (subscriber, #1355) [Link] I use it so I can keep my feeds in one place, keep them up to date from any of the three computers I use regularly, and can easily read them on my phoneThe reason I use Google Reader is purely because I have so many devices I consume news on now. This kinda invalidates any reader that is tied to any given desktop. However I do run my own server so I will have a look at tt-rss as using open source web-based tools is still preferable to being tied to a proprietary service that operates on the whim of it's corporate overlord*. * not that I'm overly worried about Google going evil and shafting my RSS reading experience.
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