This section will show you where to get each of these.Īs stated before, if you are looking to install the latest stable version of Thunderbird, you should consider using the flatpak or installing it from your distro’s repositories. In general, there is a stable Thunderbird, beta Thunderbird, and daily (also known as nightly) Thunderbird. Missing libraries may cause Thunderbird to be inoperable. NOTE: Before you install Thunderbird manually, please make sure that your computer has the required libraries installed. Installing Thunderbird manually (For advanced users) Your distribution may also provide Thunderbird without the Thunderbird branding. However, there may be a delay between when your distribution provides a new version or update, and when an official new version or update is available at or in the flatpak. This method has the benefit of ensuring that Thunderbird and all the required libraries are installed and configured optimally for your distribution. To install Thunderbird using your distribution package manager, please refer to your Linux distribution's documentation. Installing from your distribution package manager Click Install and follow the instructions.The Thunderbird snap package is currently maintained by Canonical. You can find more options in the dropdown menu next to that button, if necessary.

How to install with the Graphical User Interface How to install with the command line (easier and much cooler)įlatpak install flathub

Once flatpak and flathub are all set up, you can either download and install it all from the command line, or separately download the flatpakref file and head to the command line to install it. Flathub is the central repository for flatpaks and contains well maintained instructions on setting up flatpak installs for various distributions. To install Thunderbird from Flatpak, you will need to install flatpak and setup flathub if your system does not already have this. The Thunderbird flatpak package is maintained directly by the Thunderbird staff, as well as the tarballs (see the official 115 announcement). To avoid this we recommend only installing it via one method at a time. Note: if you have Thunderbird installed via multiple methods (deb, rpm, flatpak, snap, etc) you may have multiple application icons that are identical.

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