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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 24-Jan-19 2:21 AM, Jacques Angevelle
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Hi,<br>
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From a user's point of vue, Lightning seems not to be integrated
but at the most bundled if you are a Win user's. If you try to
install TB in a standard way from Ubuntu, you have only the core
part of TB and it is really difficult to find Lightning (Mozilla
shows only old versions). Should be fine if Lightning could be
easily found using standard extension search (<a
class="moz-txt-link-freetext"
href="http://addons.thunderbird.net" moz-do-not-send="true">http://addons.thunderbird.net</a>).
The answer is " <i>Ce module est incompatible avec votre version
de Thunderbird. " => " This extension isn't compatible with
your TB version"</i><br>
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Jacques (I hope my English is understandable)<br>
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<i>That appears to be a decision made by Ubuntu. I assume they
"make" their own distribution without the bundled Lightning,
because what comes from their repository does not include
Lighting. They also have Lightning in their repository, if you
know to search for it. If you think it is a poor idea, perhaps
you might want to address that with repository maintainers of your
distribution.<br>
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Matt<br>
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