Using Lightning 0.5 with Debian's IceDove

This is just a quick heads-up for those who want to use Mozilla's Lighting calendar plugin in combination with Debian's IceDove Thunderbird spin-off. You need to install libstdc++5 for it to work. If you don't, you get the Lightning user interface showing in IceDove but you cannot create new calendars.

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Posted on 2007-07-09@22:38 Permalink
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#1 Anonymous Coward

Posted on 2007-07-30@19:57
Thank you!

#2 Anonymous Valient

Posted on 2009-04-22@23:20
Thank you!

#3 Anonymous Coward

Posted on 2011-02-04@17:29
the solution is to use the iceowl-extension package (renaming of the Thunderbird extension for icedove) which replaces the xul-ext-lightning (Ubuntu's equivalent)
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