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2008-12-15
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2008-12-15
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You can run Mozilla Thunderbird + Mozilla Lightning or Mozilla Sunbird on Linux/ARM, on Debian/ARM or Ubuntu/ARM, and probably with a bit of hacking here and there on Easy Debian...
You can also run a dedicated application for Maemo or Easy Debian/Deblet ...
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2008-12-23
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2008-12-23
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Since the Mozilla Thunderbird mail client comes in Linux flavour and the 810 has a decent res screen, is there any reason why it should not run on it? I thought that if I added the T'Bird calendar, T'bird would make a reasonable, if rudimentary, PIM suite. Or would the Palm VM be a better bet?
I have an Ubuntu partition on my PC - if I use the GKE PIM suite, would that synch with the same suite installed on Ubuntu?