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	Lightning - Project Home
		However, being based off of the same backend code as Mozilla Sunbird™, it is maturing quickly.
		Lightning is licensed under the MPL/GPL/LGPL triple license, allowing use of the files under the terms of any one of the Mozilla Public License, the GNU General Public License, or the GNU Lesser General Public License.
		Note that unless you wish to use Lightning against a WCAP server, the regular vanilla builds of Lightning are probably what you are looking for.
	www.mozilla.org /projects/calendar/lightning.html (233 words)

	Calendar:Lightning - MozillaWiki
		Lightning is the working project name for an extension to tightly integrate calendar functionality (scheduling, tasks, etc.) into Thunderbird.
		While the Mozilla Calendar extension for Thunderbird acts essentially as an alternate launcher for the Sunbird application window, Lightning is designed to integrate into the main Thunderbird UI and user interaction model as tightly as possible.
		Lightning strives to be as well-integrated into the Thunderbird application as is possible.
	wiki.mozilla.org /index.php/Calendar:Lightning (574 words)

	BetaNews \| Mozilla Throws Lightning in Outlook's Direction
		Mozilla developer Mike Shaver announced the project saying, "The first Lightning release is planned for the middle of 2005.
		Lightning is a different project as the current calendar extension for Thunderbird and it is not planned to replace the current extension with Lightning.
		Mozilla Calendar is an extension to Thundbird that works as a launcher for the Sunbird application window.
	www.betanews.com /article/Mozilla_Throws_Lightning_in_Outlooks_Direction/1103844214 (1501 words)

	Mozilla's Lightning to strike Outlook? \| Tech News on ZDNet
		Mozilla today released the first Sunbird 0.2 release candidate for Windows, Linux and the Macintosh.
		Mozilla engineering director Chris Hofmann said enterprise demand for Thunderbird was off to a good start and that an unidentified company recently installed Thunderbird on 44,000 desktops.
		Mozilla, which posted information to its Web page about Lightning, plans a general release of some version of the software by the middle of the new year.
	news.zdnet.com /2100-3513_22-5501618.html (862 words)

	Mozilla Lightning aims for Microsoft Outlook \| Software Journal
		It is aimed at integrating Mozilla Thunderbird application with another project named Sunbird under a common umbrella.
		Mozilla Developers expect to have a public beta release by the middle of next year.
		Mozilla Firefox hit 200 million downloads Open Source foundation Mozilla has claimed that they have registered their 200 millionth download of the popular web browser Mozilla Firefox.
	stuff.techwhack.com /archives/2004/12/26/mozilla-lightning (965 words)

	Calendar:Lightning:0.1:Release Notes - MozillaWiki
		Lightning 0.1 is an embedding of the Mozilla calendar code specifically designed to run inside Mozilla Thunderbird 1.5 and 1.5.0.*.
		There are a number of parts of Lightning that are not yet complete or still have issues.
		The first time you run Thunderbird after installing Lightning, be sure to go to the Lightning pane in the Preferences or Options dialog and manually set your timezone correctly, and then restart Thunderbird again.
	wiki.mozilla.org /Calendar:Lightning:0.1:Release_Notes (368 words)

	Will Mozilla's Lightning strike Outlook? - ZDNet UK
		Mozilla has released the first Sunbird 0.2 release candidate for Windows, Linux and the Macintosh.
		The mandate of Lightning, headed by longtime Mozilla volunteer and current Oracle technical staffer Mike Shaver, will be to integrate Sunbird features into Thunderbird so that users can do things like search across email documents and calendar entries, and click a button to turn an email message into a calendar task or reminder.
		Mozilla, which posted information to its Web page about Lightning, plans a general release of some version of the software by the middle of 2005.
	news.zdnet.co.uk /software/0,1000000121,39182092,00.htm (639 words)

	GnomeFiles - GNOME/GTK+ Software Repository
		The Sunbird Project is a redesign of the Mozilla Calendar component as a standalone app.
		Mozilla Calendar is a calendar client add-on for the Mozilla app suite.
		The client is built using the XUL user interface language and is targeted at Mozilla based browsers, including the Netscape 7.x series of browsers, Mozilla Firefox, Mozilla Thunderbird and the Mozilla Application Suite.
	www.gnomefiles.org /app.php?soft_id=359 (280 words)

	Mozilla Lightning: A Thunder-and-Lightning Duo Sounds Like Competition for Outlook - WinPlanet Windows Software Reviews
		While Mozilla calendaring projects Sunbird and Lightning do share certain core calendar components and protocols, Lightning is designed to integrate directly into Thunderbird in order to make user interaction model as seamless as possible.
		Lightning, on the other hand, hits the ground with all the wide range of flaws one might expect in an early iteration.
		Ironically, though, the entire Lightning project may well be viewed as an outgrowth of what Outlook already hath wrought.
	www.winplanet.com /article/3206-.htm (666 words)

	Mozilla Lightning Project 0.3 - Freeware Files.com - Business/Organize Category
		The Lightning Project is a redesign of the Calendar component.
		Lightning´s goal is to tightly integrate calendar functionality (tasks, scheduling, etc.) into Mozilla Thunderbird.
		Lightning is an embedding of the Mozilla calendar code specifically designed to run inside Mozilla Thunderbird 1.5 and 1.5.0.*.
	www.freewarefiles.com /program_8_80_23671.html (159 words)

	Stories Tagged 'lightning' » Netscape.com
		News – State investigators have determined that a lightning strike sparked the methane gas explosion deep inside the Sago Mine, where 12 coal miners died in January, a union official said.
		Gadgets and Tech – We are currently contributing to the development of the Mozilla Lightning project.
		Mozilla Lightning is an extension for the Mozilla Thunderbird email client, and covers feature areas like calendaring and task handling including backend support.
	videos.netscape.com /tag/lightning (829 words)

	Slashdot \| Mozilla Lightning 0.1 Released
		Lightning is a new Mozilla-made calendar extension for Mozilla Thunderbird that will eventually (once it becomes more mature and stable) be built into Thunderbird.
		Lightning and Sunbird share the same codebase, and therefore have the exact same functionality and bugs, but Sunbird is standalone, whereas Lightning requires Thunderbird or the like.
		Lightning, however, is a Thunderbird extention that puts the calendar UI directly in the Thunderbird window.
	rss.slashdot.org /Slashdot/slashdot?m=4397 (4598 words)

	Mozilla Calendar Project - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Sunbird and Lightning are both free software, released under three free software licences: MPL / GPL / LGPL.
		It was developed as part of the Mozilla project.
		The initial plan was for Mozilla Calendar to eventually be integrated into the Mozilla Application Suite alongside the other components.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mozilla_Calendar (445 words)

	Mozilla Sunbird - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Mozilla Sunbird is a free, open source, cross-platform, calendar application developed by the Mozilla Foundation and many volunteers.
		Mozilla Sunbird is described as "...a cross platform standalone calendar application based on Mozilla's XUL user interface language."
		On June 15, 2004, the Sunbird developers asked the Mozilla community to submit possible new default themes and logos for Sunbird.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mozilla_Sunbird (336 words)

	The CIO Weblog: Oracle + Mozilla on Lightning (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Mozilla and Oracle are keeping a joint venture under wraps, leading to speculation that the database giant may by planning to release an open source product.
		The Mozilla Foundation revealed at the FOSDEM conference in February that the database giant had hired three people to work on Mozilla Lightning.
		Gervase Markham, a Mozilla staff member, speculated at FOSDEM that Oracle's main motivation in working with Mozilla on the Lightning project is likely to be to create a competitor to Microsoft Outlook, and ultimately take market share away from Exchange.
	www.cio-weblog.com /50226711/oracle_mozilla_on_lightning.php (778 words)

	Sunbird - MozillaZine Knowledge Base
		If you prefer a calendar that is integrated with your e-mail, then you can install the Lightning extension in Thunderbird.
		Sunbird and Lightning are based on a rewrite of Calendar Extension, which is no longer in active development.
		To follow the progress of Sunbird and Lightning, see the Calendar Weblog.
	kb.mozillazine.org /Sunbird (187 words)

	Mozilla unveils Lightning roadmap - Software - News - ZDNet Asia
		The Mozilla Foundation has published an initial roadmap for 'Lightning', the project to integrate its calendar application Sunbird with its email application Thunderbird.
		Lightning 0.1, which is planned for release in November, will include fixes for the most important bugs, such as those that cause the loss of data.
		Mozilla developers are also planning to add support for localisation, device synchronisation and offline calendar access in future releases of the project, according to the roadmap.
	www.zdnetasia.com /news/software/0,39044164,39259184,00.htm (410 words)

	stream of thoughts » First screenshots of Lightning!
		Lightning is a calendar extension for Thunderbird which probably will be bundled with Thunderbird in the future.
		There are full instructions on how to build Lightning on the wiki as well.
		Hate to resurrect an old discussion, but Mozilla Calendar can sync with PocketPC - via FinchSync (http://www.finchsync.com), which is free (as in beer, can’t remember what the license is) and java-based.
	diary.e-gandalf.net /?p=35 (1108 words)

	Calendaring Extensions Index (Sunbird, Lightning, CalExt) - MozillaZine Knowledge Base
		Sunbird, Lightning, and CalExt share much of their code, so some extensions work with more than one of these products.
		Two of the products are themselves extensions: Lightning (for Thunderbird), and CalExt (for Seamonkey, Firefox, or Thunderbird), but that's ok, extensions can extend other extensions.
		The Sunbird, Lightning, and CalExt products are being reengineered, and some previous features are not available in the latest alpha versions, so some users are tied to older versions.
	kb.mozillazine.org /Calendar:SunbirdLightningCalendarExtensions (257 words)

	Lightning - Download
		Lightning brings Sunbird together with our popular email client, Mozilla Thunderbird.
		Please read the Lightning release notes before you use this software.
		The first time you run Thunderbird after installing Lightning, be sure to go to the Lightning pane in the Preferences or Options dialog and manually set your timezone correctly, and then restart Thunderbird once more.
	www.mozilla.org /projects/calendar/lightning/download.html (265 words)

	shaver » Lightning drive-by
		We’re looking to get a Lightning 0.8 out around the end of this month, in order to start to get user feedback on it, and shift the development model to one that’s a little more conservative in terms of architectural overhauls.
		We’ve had a few contributed builds up on ftp.mozilla.org and posted about relatively quietly, but the software exists, and is available if you want to verify what it does and participate; to group it in with software that is announced but never made available to anyone is misleading, and insulting.
		If Lightning doesn’t do what you need it to do, you should not use it — and you certainly shouldn’t use it if it’s worthless.
	shaver.off.net /diary/2005/06/22/lightning-drive-by (889 words)

	Remember The Milk - Forums / Ideas / How to use iCalendar with Mozilla Lightning and Thunderbird (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		It might be useful to add to your help files a short note for users of the "Lightning" version of Mozilla Sunbird.
		Lightning is the version of Sunbird that is integrated as an extension directly into the Thunderbird email program.
		Lightning users need to change webcal to http and it will work normally.
	www.rememberthemilk.com /forums/ideas/1204 (244 words)

	Blogs for Firefox: Lightning Strike
		An initial roadmap for the Lightning calendar project has been created by Dan Mosedale.
		The document, which is currently rather sparse, sets out the basic plan for the Mozilla Thunderbird calendaring and scheduling add-on, specifying the aims for Lightning 0.1 (targetted for November this year), Lightning 0.2 and the future.
		The Mozilla Foundation is developing an enhanced calendar extension for Thunderbird, its popular e-mail application.
	blogsforfirefox.blogspot.com /2005/09/lightning-strike.html (505 words)

	Mozilla Lightning \| Spread Firefox
		I just discovered Lightning which is a calendar extension for Thunderbird (that’s over simplifying it).
		I use Mozilla Sunbird 2.0, which is pretty much the same thing but on a separate application, and I am very satisfied with the experience, even if some bugs are truly annoying.
		I tried Lightning for a while but it didn't seem to have everything on Sunbird, yet, so I went back.
	www.spreadfirefox.com /node/22607 (441 words)

	Re: Mozilla Lightning: Not close to Outlook but definately a threat
		If Mozilla completes Lightning, or Evolution gets ported to Windows I think it will be a major competitive threat to Microsoft.
		Lightning is a v0.1 product, very flaky with the features it does have, and very lacking in other features:
		This is not to say that Lightning is a bad product - it's in perliminary stages and there's no reason to expect anything else - it's just a bit early to start making predictions about its market value.
	channel9.msdn.com /ShowPost.aspx?PostID=174776 (845 words)

	FedoraForum.org - Mozilla Lightning/Sunbird Calendar - FC6
		I have downloaded the latest release (the website says it should be version 0.3 but it gave me 4a), I installed the xpi but the calendar views are rubbish.
		In both the Lightning and calendar instances it was compat-libstdc++-33 - 3.2.3-61.i386 that was needed.
		Incidentally, the current Lightning is version 0.4 (Sunbird is still 3) and from a UK perpective they have sorted out the dates in that they have months in words rather than numbers.
	forums.fedoraforum.org /showthread.php?t=137691 (226 words)

	Download Junkie blog - download hints, tips, news, how-to's, discussion and more (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		That's about to change with the release of Mozilla Sunbird, which is shortly about to receive a 0.3 release.
		Mozilla Lightning is the Thunderbird integrated version of the Sunbird calendar.
		Sun are so impressed with Lightning that they are contributing to future releases and will probably integrate within future versions of OpenOffice.
	www.downloadjunky.com /2006/10/the_mozilla_sun.html (324 words)

	Mozilla Lightning 0.3 download - TechSpot Downloads
		Lightning 0.3 is the latest release of our calendar extension for Mozilla Thunderbird
		Lightning runs as an extension to either Mozilla Thunderbird 1.5.x or the upcoming Mozilla Thunderbird 2.0.
		After you have installed Lightning, you can then import your old events and tasks from the backed up ICS file.
	www.techspot.com /downloads/3529-mozilla-lightning.html (366 words)

	Erwin's StarOffice Tango
		In case you had not noticed yet, version 0.3 of the Mozilla Lightning calendar client with WCAP / Sun Java System Calendar Server support has just been released.
		It accomplishes this in part by shedding all of its counterparts from the Mozilla Suite, including an email/news client, composer, and chat client.
		Developers list close collaboration with the Lightning Project--which aims to integrate the open-source Sunbird calendaring solution into Thunderbird--as an agenda item for the far-off Thunderbird 2.0 release.
	blogs.sun.com /dancer/category/Mozilla (918 words)

	The Lightning Project - SWiK
		The Lightning Project is a redesign of the Mozilla Calendar component.
		For those of you who didn't already know, I was hired this summer as a full-time intern at Mozilla Corp. While I did a bit of Firefox 2 work, I was fortunate to be able to spend most of my time on Calendar bugs.
		Mozilla has done a fantastic job of assembling a group of incredibly brilliant people who are each passionate about what they're doing.
	swik.net /lightning (5267 words)

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