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There is a new version of the Lightning plugin to Thunderbird.
But it is not compatible with the Thunderbird shipped with Slackware.
Because of that I modified the slackbuild from here and download the source of Thunderbird from here.
And now I can enjoy Thunderbird 9 with lightning.
I provide the modified slackbuild.
Just download all the contents from here, except the thunderbird source and the slackbuild it self.
Download the thunderbird source from here.
Copy my slackbuild and remove .txt from the name.
Have a temp folder with a lot of space and compile
Like i said it need a very big /tmp directory.
If you have a limit in your /tmp or is mounted in RAM please momentarily mounted in an external disk for example.
Like i said it need a very big /tmp directory.
If you have a limit in your /tmp or is mounted in RAM please momentarily mounted in an external disk for example.
You can do this with .
Then you can compile the program
Can you say exact how big it should be? I've 20GB on / and 10GB on /home, and tmp is in /. I've 7 or 8GB left in /.
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Originally Posted by Richard Cranium
I underlined and bolded the important error message. Try freeing up some disk space.
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