Free twitter client for snow leopard

I'm looking for a free Twitter client for my iMac running 10.6.8 Snow Leopard. One that will show a badge or like on the dock icon when a new tweet comes in. Twitter 2.3.1 runs on my iMac but will not show a badge when a new tweet comes in.
thx

Okay, at least there is a bug tracker for it.
Any word on Windows 7? Our tests show that it doesn't work, either. Will there be a fix out after general release in October? Or at least something after the Holiday season when students will return to campus with Windows 7 equipped computers?

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