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"Have you ever left TweetDeckTweetDeck reviews running overnight, only to find that your computer has come to a grinding halt come morning?  That\u2019s because of the popular Twitter client's well-documented memory leak issues that result in the application using up an increasing amount of memory the longer you keep it running.  \nToday, TweetDeck is moving to address this issue, along with a slew of other updates, less than 24 hours after receiving some significant new competition in the form of Seesmic Desktop.  The company says that \u201Cwe\u2019re delighted to be able to tell you that the memory leak has been plugged and now the latest version of TweetDeck will peak at a certain level and won\u2019t go any higher.  So you can leave your TweetDeck running all day, all night, or forever if you really want to.\u201D\n\n\n\nBeyond plugging the memory leak, TweetDeck will also be pushing out its Facebook integration \u2013 previously optional \u2013 to all users, which lets you view your friends' status updates and simultaneously update both TwitterTwitter reviews and FacebookFacebook reviews.  Some other minor improvements include short URL previews (ala Snap), a reduction to 5 URL shorteners (including the new DiggBar), and an option to have the username auto-complete function happen in the Tweet box as opposed to a pop-up box.\nNot a huge update in terms of new and shiny, but an important one for making TweetDeck a more usable application.  The new version \u2013 v0.25 \u2013 should be available around noon ET today and will be pushed out automatically to all users."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://mashable.com/2009/04/08/tweetdeck-memory-leak/>