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Lightning Beta Brings Calendars Back To Thunderbird 3

2:15AM January 14, 2010 | Kevin Purdy

Windows/Mac/Linux: One of the notable absences from the launch of Thunderbird 3 was a compatible version of Lightning, an integrated calendar tool. Google and other calendars return to the ‘bird with beta builds of Lightning and Provider for Google Calendar.

Lightning, the calendar add-on, and Provider, a plug-in that provides two-way syncing with Google Calendar, weren’t compatible with Thunderbird 3 when it launched. These betas are.

Need help getting your Google account synced up to Lightning? Adam covered it in his guide to syncing any desktop calendar with Google Calendar.

Lightning and Provider for Google are free downloads for Windows, Mac and Linux systems. I had some compatibility trouble trying to load the extensions in a daily build of Thunderbird in Ubuntu, but others are reporting successful installations in Linux.

Lightning
Provider for Google Calendar [Mozilla / Mozilla Add-Ons via Kabatology]


Comments

  • StevoTheDevo

    January 15, 2010 at 9:08 AM

    I presume it’s been broken again by the new Thunderbird 3.1 which just broke my Nightly Builds from yesterday!

    • StevoTheDevo

      January 15, 2010 at 9:12 AM

      My bad.. it’s a beta and it’s 3.01

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