[17:41] schestowitz[TR2][17:41] schestowitz[TR2]The next release of Ubuntu, 24.10 "Oracular Oriole," is due late next month. The Ubuntu team often drops some tasters of what's coming before a release goes into beta, such as new wallpapers or themes. The Reg FOSS desk doesn't tend to report on these as we're not terribly fussed we rarely use the default GNOME edition except for evaluation purposes. This time around, though, things ar [17:41] schestowitz[TR2] e a bit different.
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[18:03] schestowitz[TR2][18:03] schestowitz[TR2]Many of us Thunderbird users often forget just how convenient using a mail client can be. But as webmail has become more popular over the last decade, some new users might not know the difference between the two, and why you would want to swap your browser for a dedicated app.
[18:03] schestowitz[TR2]In todays digital world, email remains a cornerstone of personal and professional communication. Managing emails, however, can be a daunting task especially when you have multiple email accounts with multiple service providers to check and keep track of. Thankfully, decades ago someone invented the email client application. While web-based solutions have taken off in recent years, they cant [18:03] schestowitz[TR2] quite replace the need for managing emails in one dedicated place.
[18:03] schestowitz[TR2]Lets go back to the basics: What is the difference between an email service provider and an email client application? And more importantly, can we make a compelling case for why an email client like Thunderbird is not just relevant in todays world, but essential in maintaining productivity and sanity in our fast-paced lives?
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[18:10] schestowitz[TR2][18:10] schestowitz[TR2]In this latest update, Tails users will see an update to the Tor Browser, now at version 13.5.3, which continues to offer robust anonymous browsing capabilities.
[18:10] schestowitz[TR2]Additionally, Thunderbirds email client has been upgraded to version 115.15, ensuring users can access the latest security and performance improvements.
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