> system will not know the packages are installed, and will tell you > run into problems when you go to install other software because the If you install things without using yum/rpm, you can > the install, or the Install New Software menu item, and select it > Because you are new to Linux, I would advise you to use yum to do > at the same place you downloaded Thunderbird from. > the version you downloaded, there are fairly complete instructions
Of course you'd have to know that such a command exists. Sounds like a simpler way than what I did. > running, as root, "yum install thunderbird". > If it isn't, you can download/install it by > Chances are, Thunderbird is already installed. The next thing was a box asking if I wanted to run or Well, I simply opened the Thubderbird webpage in FireFox and itīrought me to a page with a prominent "Get Tbird for Linux" button, Is there a manager for installed programs in > As you may understand I am completely new to Linux so I could probably > unpacked to a /Thunderbird folder in my home dir. > program one executes, but here I have a gz archive that I have > I am used to Windows and there usually is a "setup" or "install" > So I went to mozilla and downloaded the Thunderbird install files. > like to get my email program on there as well (Thunderbird). > I have just installed Fedora7 on a virtual machine and now I would Start Thunderbird ( Applictions -> Internet -> Thunderbird).Ĭonfirm the Mozilla Thunderbird version by going to Help -–> About Thunderbird.On Wed, 16:43:12 -0500, "Mikkel L. # or yum -enablerepo=updates-testing install thunderbird yum -enablerepo=updates-testing update thunderbird Install Mozilla Thunderbird 10 on Fedora 15. Install Mozilla Thunderbird 10 on Fedora 16. Open Terminal ( Applications -> System Tools -> Terminal ). Here is the post about installing Mozilla Thunderbird 10 on Fedora 16 and Fedora 15. Read full details from Thunderbird 10 release notes. The latest version of Thunderbird has the following changes: Thunderbird supports the S/MIMEstandard, extensions such as Enigmail and support for the OpenPGP standard. The built-in RSS/Atom reader can also be used as a simple news aggregator. It also supports LDAP address completion. Features like quick search, saved search folders (“virtual folders”), advanced message filtering, message grouping, and labels help manage and find messages.Thunderbird supports POP and IMAP. Mozilla Thunderbird is a free,open source,cross-platform e-mail and news client developed by the Mozilla Foundation.Thunderbird can manage multiple e-mail, newsgroup and news feed accounts and supports multiple identities within accounts.
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