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Latest update to Thunderbird 60.2.1 on 18.04 - Lightning calendar missing
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After completing an Ubuntu automatic software update (15 Oct 2018) that included Thunderbird 60.2.1 the Lightning calendar is now missing.
When I click on Thunderbird's Add-On tab to see if there's an update for Lightning I'm told that all the versions of Lightning available there are not compatible with the updated Thunderbird release. All my calendar data is no longer available to me - HELP!!
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After completing an Ubuntu automatic software update (15 Oct 2018) that included Thunderbird 60.2.1 the Lightning calendar is now missing.
When I click on Thunderbird's Add-On tab to see if there's an update for Lightning I'm told that all the versions of Lightning available there are not compatible with the updated Thunderbird release. All my calendar data is no longer available to me - HELP!!
updates thunderbird calendar
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After completing an Ubuntu automatic software update (15 Oct 2018) that included Thunderbird 60.2.1 the Lightning calendar is now missing.
When I click on Thunderbird's Add-On tab to see if there's an update for Lightning I'm told that all the versions of Lightning available there are not compatible with the updated Thunderbird release. All my calendar data is no longer available to me - HELP!!
updates thunderbird calendar
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After completing an Ubuntu automatic software update (15 Oct 2018) that included Thunderbird 60.2.1 the Lightning calendar is now missing.
When I click on Thunderbird's Add-On tab to see if there's an update for Lightning I'm told that all the versions of Lightning available there are not compatible with the updated Thunderbird release. All my calendar data is no longer available to me - HELP!!
updates thunderbird calendar
updates thunderbird calendar
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Same here, on linux mint 19 (ubuntu base). It seems to be a thunderbird issue but the update should not have been passed through when it breaks what many regard as core functionality.
A solution is posted on the linux mint forums
https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=47&t=279627&p=1539687&hilit=lightning#p1539687
"I ran into this problem today in Mint 19 when Tbird 60.2.1 was installed through the Update Manager. Removing the Lightning add-on from Tbird and installing the "xul-ext-lightning" package allowed me to recreate my calendar and connect it to Google Calender."
For myself, I removed the lightning add-on and installed the xul-ext-lightning package and restarted Thunderbird. My previous settings had been retained and I did not need to recreate my calendar.
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I've updated my "me too" with a solution. Cheers
– tim
6 hours ago
Awesome! Thanks. +1
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6 hours ago
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up vote
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Same here, on linux mint 19 (ubuntu base). It seems to be a thunderbird issue but the update should not have been passed through when it breaks what many regard as core functionality.
A solution is posted on the linux mint forums
https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=47&t=279627&p=1539687&hilit=lightning#p1539687
"I ran into this problem today in Mint 19 when Tbird 60.2.1 was installed through the Update Manager. Removing the Lightning add-on from Tbird and installing the "xul-ext-lightning" package allowed me to recreate my calendar and connect it to Google Calender."
For myself, I removed the lightning add-on and installed the xul-ext-lightning package and restarted Thunderbird. My previous settings had been retained and I did not need to recreate my calendar.
answered 7 hours ago
tim
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I've updated my "me too" with a solution. Cheers
– tim
6 hours ago
Awesome! Thanks. +1
– Organic Marble
6 hours ago
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up vote
5
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Same here, on linux mint 19 (ubuntu base). It seems to be a thunderbird issue but the update should not have been passed through when it breaks what many regard as core functionality.
A solution is posted on the linux mint forums
https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=47&t=279627&p=1539687&hilit=lightning#p1539687
"I ran into this problem today in Mint 19 when Tbird 60.2.1 was installed through the Update Manager. Removing the Lightning add-on from Tbird and installing the "xul-ext-lightning" package allowed me to recreate my calendar and connect it to Google Calender."
For myself, I removed the lightning add-on and installed the xul-ext-lightning package and restarted Thunderbird. My previous settings had been retained and I did not need to recreate my calendar.
answered 7 hours ago
tim
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I've updated my "me too" with a solution. Cheers
– tim
6 hours ago
Awesome! Thanks. +1
– Organic Marble
6 hours ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
5
down vote
up vote
5
down vote
Same here, on linux mint 19 (ubuntu base). It seems to be a thunderbird issue but the update should not have been passed through when it breaks what many regard as core functionality.
A solution is posted on the linux mint forums
https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=47&t=279627&p=1539687&hilit=lightning#p1539687
"I ran into this problem today in Mint 19 when Tbird 60.2.1 was installed through the Update Manager. Removing the Lightning add-on from Tbird and installing the "xul-ext-lightning" package allowed me to recreate my calendar and connect it to Google Calender."
For myself, I removed the lightning add-on and installed the xul-ext-lightning package and restarted Thunderbird. My previous settings had been retained and I did not need to recreate my calendar.
answered 7 hours ago
tim
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Same here, on linux mint 19 (ubuntu base). It seems to be a thunderbird issue but the update should not have been passed through when it breaks what many regard as core functionality.
A solution is posted on the linux mint forums
https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=47&t=279627&p=1539687&hilit=lightning#p1539687
"I ran into this problem today in Mint 19 when Tbird 60.2.1 was installed through the Update Manager. Removing the Lightning add-on from Tbird and installing the "xul-ext-lightning" package allowed me to recreate my calendar and connect it to Google Calender."
For myself, I removed the lightning add-on and installed the xul-ext-lightning package and restarted Thunderbird. My previous settings had been retained and I did not need to recreate my calendar.
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I've updated my "me too" with a solution. Cheers
– tim
6 hours ago
Awesome! Thanks. +1
– Organic Marble
6 hours ago
add a comment |Â
1
I've updated my "me too" with a solution. Cheers
– tim
6 hours ago
Awesome! Thanks. +1
– Organic Marble
6 hours ago
1
1
I've updated my "me too" with a solution. Cheers
– tim
6 hours ago
I've updated my "me too" with a solution. Cheers
– tim
6 hours ago
Awesome! Thanks. +1
– Organic Marble
6 hours ago
Awesome! Thanks. +1
– Organic Marble
6 hours ago
add a comment |Â
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