I think Lightning nightly builds should work for you if you use an 'official' Thunderbird build from Mozilla for testing instead of Icedove.yannack wrote:I would like to test the nightly builds, and help during all the test days
Can't add calendar in Lightning
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Similar problem, not sure of the cause (obviously!) Have Suse 10.3 64bit installed, and tried installing Lightning. No error messages but comes up with no calendar. When trying to create a new calendar, get the same result - Gets to the name and colour dialogue, but won't go any further. I am not using the default profile location, as I access the data from several PCs. (Actually, several OSs on the same PC) If I move the data to the default location, Lightning works fine, but when moved back to my normal location, again there is no calendar.....
Have also tried this on another PC with Suse 10.2 32bit being the only OS, but again with data not in the default location, and get the same result....
Appears that if you move your Thunderbird data location, Lightning won't work??
Have also tried this on another PC with Suse 10.2 32bit being the only OS, but again with data not in the default location, and get the same result....
Appears that if you move your Thunderbird data location, Lightning won't work??
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How I made lightning work on Debian
I have two Debian installs and I was surprised to see lightning working fine on one of them and failing on the other. One difference between the two systems was that I had lots of -dev packages installed on the one and none on the other. So I installed gnome-core-devel, a metapackage which depends on many individual -dev packages, and - voila! - lightning now works. So the culprit must be one or more files conained in one or more -dev packages. I haven't tracked it down yet, as I don't know how to do this .(tried to inspect depenencies with ldd, but without much of a result)
P.S.: Lightning also worked for me on Ubuntu
P.S.: Lightning also worked for me on Ubuntu
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Re: Can't add calendar in Lightning
I tried installing stdc++5 dev package for Ubuntu. Now it´s working fine
https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-mozillateam-bugs/2008-March/033241.html
Hope it can help you
https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-mozillateam-bugs/2008-March/033241.html
Hope it can help you