Could somebody please tell me how to roll Thunderbird back to 11.x, or get a working version of Lightning (which claims it is incompatible with 12.0). I'm currently not able to view my calendar :(
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I would have said, install the addon compatibility reporter addon, but it links to this page brian.kingsonline.net/talk/2012/02/… to say that it doesn't work any more. Bummer.– zpletanMar 30, 2012 at 4:29
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The latest stable release is TB 11; how did you get on TB 12? Are you using a PPA? Are you using 12.04? Did someone set up beta TB releases for you? Any information on how you got this version will go a long way towards getting you back to the stable version (assuming that's what you want).– zpletanMar 30, 2012 at 4:38
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Look at this here askubuntu.com/a/116620/46312 How to install Thunderbird 10.0 after Thunderbird 11.0 is already installed?– RingtailMar 30, 2012 at 5:02
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possible duplicate of How to install Thunderbird 10.0 after Thunderbird 11.0 is already installed?– RingtailMar 30, 2012 at 5:04
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You neednot downgrade thunderbird to get working version of Lightning. Install this addon
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/addon/lightning-nightly-updater-unof/?src=search
It will search for compatible version of Lightning and install it
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There is no 64 bit support here so this will not work for most users.– micahgMar 29, 2012 at 21:06
If you want to stick with the in distro packages, you can use ppa-purge to remove the thunderbird-next PPA until compatible versions of lightning are available there. This should roll you back to the distro version 11.
You might see if the Nightly Tester Tools addon can still disable addon compatibility checking. (The Add-on Compatibility Reporter addon, which I would have otherwise recommended instead, no longer disables compatibility checks.)
