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Missed Office Hours last week? No problem: the full recording is ready to watch on YouTube and @tilvids.
The 3 developers behind the effort to bring native Microsoft Exchange support to Thunderbird discuss their adventures in Rust, and explain the long-term benefits and steep challenges associated with this project.
YouTube: youtu.be/yAJl3c0uMCs
PeerTube: tilvids.com/w/1np8cvwqBWtKNwuA…
#Exchange #Thunderbird #Rust #Development
Rust + Exchange | April 2024 Thunderbird Office Hours
The three developers behind the effort to bring native Microsoft Exchange support to Thunderbird join us to discuss their adventures in Rust, and explain the long-term benefits and steep challenges associated with this project.TILvids
So when is native Exchange Support coming to Thunderbird - and what role does Rust play? Get the answer in this clip from our most recent office hours! 📼 🦀
Also, this video and ALL our videos going forward will have German subtitles. Ausgezeichnet! 🇩🇪
tilvids.com/w/u3MGYXHcNcS8G6HV…
Q&A: EXCHANGE Support In Thunderbird (Desktop + Android)
Is support for Microsoft's Exchange protocol coming to the desktop version of Thunderbird? What about K-9 Mail and Thunderbird for Android? What's the timeline? Here's your answer in a short video clip from our recent Community Office Hours session.TILvids
Voici des nouvelles du développement de Thunderbird :
— travail en cours sur #Exchange avec du Rust
— la synchronisation de Thunderbird est presque prête à être testée #Sync
— comme avec Flatpak, le projet s’approprie le paquet #Linux Snap
blog.thunderbird.net/2024/02/t…
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Happy Friday Fediverse family! In case you missed it:
☑️ We're working on Exchange support
☑️ Thunderbird Sync is almost ready for testing
☑️ As we did with Flatpak, we're taking ownership of the Linux Snap package.Read the monthly update from Alex, Thunderbird’s Director of Product Engineering:
blog.thunderbird.net/2024/02/t…Thunderbird Monthly Development Digest: February 2024
In this month's Development Digest, Alex shares exciting news about Thunderbird Sync, Exchange support, and the Thunderbird Snap on Linux.Alessandro Castellani (The Thunderbird Blog)
As promised, our monthly development digest is here! And there are some brief but BIG updates in this one 👀
✅ Thunderbird Sync Update
✅ Taking ownership of the Thunderbird Snap
✅ ThunderCell repo for tracking Rust + Exchange progress
Read Alex’s update here:
blog.thunderbird.net/2024/02/t…
#Thunderbird #Development #Exchange #Rust #Snap
Thunderbird Monthly Development Digest: February 2024
In this month's Development Digest, Alex shares exciting news about Thunderbird Sync, Exchange support, and the Thunderbird Snap on Linux.Alessandro Castellani (The Thunderbird Blog)
Quick FYI 🏁 🏎️
Prior to #GoDaddy killing my #POP #Email client access on June 2 as part of #Microsoft's mandate to force users onto its #Exchange protocol, I switched from #Outlook 2016 to #Thunderbird 114 Beta (which still connects w/ #POP3 + #OAuth2 - unsure if it's a glitch, but it works)
Thunderbird 114 Beta Portable (it's the version I'm using)
portableapps.com/apps/internet…
Since Thunderbird team is moving towards its new #Supernova #UI for Thunderbird 115, there's a mixture of old & new menus
Thunderbird, Portable Edition Test (email client) | PortableApps.com
Thunderbird, Portable Edition Test is a test version of the popular Thunderbird email client bundled with a PortableApps.PortableApps.com
PSA: Today Thunderbird 102.7.0 releases with a crucial change to how we handle #OAuth2 authorization with #Microsoft accounts. This may involve extra work for users currently using Microsoft-hosted accounts through their employer or educational institution.
READ MORE: blog.thunderbird.net/2023/01/i…
#Enterprise #Outlook #Exchange
Important: Thunderbird 102.7.0 And Microsoft Office 365 Enterprise Users
In Thunderbird 102.7.0, there are changes to the way we handle OAuth2 authorization with Microsoft accounts. This may involve some extra work for users currently using Microsoft-hosted accounts through their employer or educational institution.Jason Evangelho (The Thunderbird Blog)