Mozilla Thunderbird 60 will have a calendar
Mozilla is preparing a new version of Mozilla Thunderbird.
This new version will not be a version but a great version similar to Firefox Quantum in his older brother, Mozilla Firefox.
This version is called Mozilla Thunderbird 60.
A version that does not have major changes in the engine or application core but that will have great news and changes compared to other versions.
At least that is how it can be seen in the beta version that has recently appeared on the Mozilla development channel.
As we say in the title, Mozilla Thunderbird 60 will finally have a calendar next to the email client.
I know that everyone who used and used Thunderbird can have a calendar, but it was not part of the email client but a complement called Lightning that was previously given the possibility to choose to install it and in the latest versions it was installed by default, but it was not part of the client.
Now not only the calendar will be part of the client but it will be able to interact with the mail application, allowing to send events, create events according to email, etc ... In the aspect of mail, Thunderbird 60 will allow to compact the IMAP email account and we will be able to use it in a compact way, saving space in the hard disk.
There will also be a mbox and maildir format conversion tool that is still in the testing phase but that is giving good results and that will allow the conversion of emails in these formats.
Currently Thunderbird 60 is in development but we can install it in our distribution for free and easy. For this we only have to download the package from the Mozilla repository; Unzip it and run the file called Thunderbird.
This will make us have Mozilla Thunderbird 60 but it will not be the default version of our distribution, for which we will have to wait a little longer.
This new version will not be a version but a great version similar to Firefox Quantum in his older brother, Mozilla Firefox.
This version is called Mozilla Thunderbird 60.
A version that does not have major changes in the engine or application core but that will have great news and changes compared to other versions.
At least that is how it can be seen in the beta version that has recently appeared on the Mozilla development channel.
As we say in the title, Mozilla Thunderbird 60 will finally have a calendar next to the email client.
I know that everyone who used and used Thunderbird can have a calendar, but it was not part of the email client but a complement called Lightning that was previously given the possibility to choose to install it and in the latest versions it was installed by default, but it was not part of the client.
Now not only the calendar will be part of the client but it will be able to interact with the mail application, allowing to send events, create events according to email, etc ... In the aspect of mail, Thunderbird 60 will allow to compact the IMAP email account and we will be able to use it in a compact way, saving space in the hard disk.
There will also be a mbox and maildir format conversion tool that is still in the testing phase but that is giving good results and that will allow the conversion of emails in these formats.
Currently Thunderbird 60 is in development but we can install it in our distribution for free and easy. For this we only have to download the package from the Mozilla repository; Unzip it and run the file called Thunderbird.
This will make us have Mozilla Thunderbird 60 but it will not be the default version of our distribution, for which we will have to wait a little longer.
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