Adillo303
October 25th, 2010, 08:10 PM
Hi everyone, this is my first post. If I am in the wrong forum, please move me and I will try to behave better next time.
I am reasonably new to Ubuntu, however, I have 48 years in the mainframe / PC Industry and have been working PC tech since 1980. Hopefully, I am trainable.
I recently loaded Ubuntu on one of my machines and really like it I had to do a bit of this and that to get various things working, I am taking some time each day to learn more Linux commands, They are not that far off DOS. Hope that does not offend anyone.
Anyway. My obstacle today is my e-Mail. I use Thunderbird on windows and found that I can transfer it to Ubuntu and keep all my mail, etc. I Installed Thunderbird
sudo apt-get update
sudo apttitude install mozilla-Thunderbird
I am running V10.10
I got Thunderbird V3.0. Receive is OK. I cannot send. I have checked all the server settings and matched them against my windows settings.
I noticed that V 3.1 is available and I downloaded it. I just cannot figure out how to install it.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thank You
Andy
I am reasonably new to Ubuntu, however, I have 48 years in the mainframe / PC Industry and have been working PC tech since 1980. Hopefully, I am trainable.
I recently loaded Ubuntu on one of my machines and really like it I had to do a bit of this and that to get various things working, I am taking some time each day to learn more Linux commands, They are not that far off DOS. Hope that does not offend anyone.
Anyway. My obstacle today is my e-Mail. I use Thunderbird on windows and found that I can transfer it to Ubuntu and keep all my mail, etc. I Installed Thunderbird
sudo apt-get update
sudo apttitude install mozilla-Thunderbird
I am running V10.10
I got Thunderbird V3.0. Receive is OK. I cannot send. I have checked all the server settings and matched them against my windows settings.
I noticed that V 3.1 is available and I downloaded it. I just cannot figure out how to install it.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thank You
Andy