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Re: Thunderbird Mail 102.01? - stevef - 10-08-2022 Last thunderbird update I got was to version 1:102.2.2 on 5th October - (I don't have PPA for mozilla). Re: Thunderbird Mail 102.01? - Şerban S. - 10-08-2022 (10-08-2022, 05:05 AM)Jerry link Wrote: It looks as though Thunderbird has been released from the Ubuntu repositories. If someone else can confirm this please (not the Mozilla PPA). Hi, Jerry! ![]() I confirm the update. I installed 102.3 manually, so there is nothing like PPA in my system. This is how the sources look like: ![]() The current working version of TB is 102.3.0. By the time I installed it, was 102.3.0. I received 2 updates, they looked like being installed through the "Install Updates" script. So, definitely, now it works, up to some point. However: the "About..." box, looks like that, in spite of the updated packages. ![]() This leads me to the conclusion that there are two versions installed: The initial version, and the one I installed manually. I performed a search on the entire system and it is exactly as I figured it out: The version I installed (102.3.0), resides in /opt/thunderbird, while the initial installation resides in /usr/bin/thunderbird (it is a symlink), and has been updated to 102.2.2: ![]() For now, I guess I will keep "upfront" the /opt/thunderbird version, since it looks it is updating faster. Having enough disk space, I'll keep the other version too. This way, I can watch what happens with both of them. Last thought, to ... @vint Please, mark the thread as Solved Best regards! ![]() Re: Thunderbird Mail 102.01? - Valtam - 10-08-2022 Good to hear. Sent from my Mobile phone using Tapatalk Re: Thunderbird Mail 102.01? - vint - 12-31-2022 Thunderbird mail is still updating and running smooth without any problems thanks to Serban and Jerry. |