It seems so far Thunderbird will not be going into the Ubuntu or Mint repositories for Linux Mint 19.3.
Seems odd as EOL for Linux Mint 19.3 is April 2023, two more full years of support.
There are alternatives if using Snap or Flatpak and there's Ubuntuzilla and possibly the Thunderbird site for a tarball for a local install.
If people want to just dump operating systems they should learn to rob instead of steal.
Thunderbird for Linux Mint 19.3
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Re: Thunderbird for Linux Mint 19.3
Thunderbird was in the standard repos today and updated the old fashioned way
Linux Mint 19.3
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Re: Thunderbird for Linux Mint 19.3
WOW!
I think that means 68.10.2 was updated to something 78 on Ubuntu 18.04 which I dropped in favor of Fedora which keeps their Thunderbird somewhat updated at 78.10.1.
Looks like it after 9 months https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+sour ... omments/80
I think that means 68.10.2 was updated to something 78 on Ubuntu 18.04 which I dropped in favor of Fedora which keeps their Thunderbird somewhat updated at 78.10.1.
Looks like it after 9 months https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+sour ... omments/80
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Re: Thunderbird for Linux Mint 19.3
Debian has Thunderbird version 78.11.0 in the repositories but isn't forcing users to update if they had already installed Thunderbird <= 68.*
I expect this is due to the significant changes in 78.
I expect this is due to the significant changes in 78.
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Re: Thunderbird for Linux Mint 19.3
Another distro that doesn't care about fixed security vulnerabilitiesmtalbot wrote:Debian has Thunderbird version 78.11.0 in the repositories but isn't forcing users to update if they had already installed Thunderbird <= 68.*
I expect this is due to the significant changes in 78.
Almost makes one ponder returning to Windows, since users don't have to rely on a distribution's maintainer, there is only one OS and desktop, and updates are automatic or at the user's choice, and the majority of TB users are on Windows.
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Re: Thunderbird for Linux Mint 19.3
I have been on openSUSE Tumbleweed for several years. I like the rolling distro coupled with OpenQA[1].
At the moment,I'm on TB 78.11.0 (64-bit).
[1] - https://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:OpenQA
At the moment,I'm on TB 78.11.0 (64-bit).
[1] - https://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:OpenQA
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Re: Thunderbird for Linux Mint 19.3
Or you could use the official builds for Linux and get updates the same as you would on Windows and Mac. https://www.thunderbird.net/en-US/thunderbird/all/WaltS48 wrote:Another distro that doesn't care about fixed security vulnerabilities
Almost makes one ponder returning to Windows, since users don't have to rely on a distribution's maintainer, there is only one OS and desktop, and updates are automatic or at the user's choice, and the majority of TB users are on Windows.
Just need to make sure the program folder has read/write permisions for the user to do updates as a easy way is to have it in a folder in Home.