Hey Guys,
Want to give my feedback. I have purchased and use currently both FL and Twidium, and will continue to do so for back-up.
I am running on i7's, i5's and i3's in my office, not vps. Running 25 accts for now. I have Twidium projects for each follow and unfollow activity on each TW acct, so 50 project files. I have found 12 projects at once is stable for me, and I can use the computers for other things same time. If I run nothing else on the computers, then everything is more stable.
Twidium allows me to quickly and easily use donor accts without scrapping. Theoretically, FL has this functionality, but in order to achieve my desired speeds and volumes, I have to separately scrape accts with FL, and then import them into another FL project that specifically follows and unfollows.
Also, the activity window allows one to see what is happening in the program in real-time in an easy to understand format - this is more cumbersome and confusing in FL.
Finally, you guys need to understand that FL operates like its own TW acct, so e.g. if twitter forces you to change passwords, then you need to update the FL files. Twidium operates more like a Twitter app with API keys that you can freely generate for each TW acct. This enables additional functionality and speedier gathering of followers. Twidium operates more like a Hootsuite vs FL's operation. This also makes running both programs a reasonable idea for stability and fallback - Over the last couple of years, I have found Twitter changes tend not to affect both of programs the same way and often 1 is not affected at all.
Best,
Shawn