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Get Calendar Functionality on Thunderbird

Note: This article was published while I was in my early 20s. I was much younger and dumber. Please don't hold it against me. One of the perils of having a 20+ year old website!
Lightning

Gmail is my numero-uno choice for email. However, in my constant quest to backup all data I have anywhere, I felt Thunderbird would be a good desktop email client. After using Thunderbird a couple of days, I wanted to make it more “Outlook-esq.” I wanted calendar functionality. Knowing Mozilla made Sunbird, I figured there was something out there to integrate into Thunderbird. That something was Lightning. It’s a nice little plug-in that gives great functionality, supports multiple calendars and even iCal, for those of you who use it. It gives you the basic Day, Week and Month view, and lays it out pretty nicely. If you are a big Thunderbird user, I strongly recommend it.

In the next couple of days, I will also do a write up on a really easy way to sync Lightning with Google Calendar, making the program even better.

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  1. I just installed this probably the same day you wrote this, maybe a day or two before. I knew you were shoulder surfing me at work. I should turn the other way and stop talking to myself while I’m there alone with you. Wearing pants may help as well. For both of us.

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