Thunderbird will not adapt the new terms from mozilla
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We won't be adopting the Firefox Terms of Use for Thunderbird.
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We won't be adopting the Firefox Terms of Use for Thunderbird.
title should read adopt*
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title should read adopt*
Ironic how the typo directly inverted the meaning.
will not adopt = will not use the new Firefox terms
will not adapt = will use the new Firefox terms exactly, without any rewording
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We won't be adopting the Firefox Terms of Use for Thunderbird.
Finally some good news
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We won't be adopting the Firefox Terms of Use for Thunderbird.
Well, IIRC, TB isn't developed by Mozilla. They just "host" it.
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Well, IIRC, TB isn't developed by Mozilla. They just "host" it.
Which is one more stupid thing from Mozilla. Imagine if, 10 years ago, they had made a combo of: Firefox, Thunderbird, email hosting, maybe some kind of online office thing and a drive, Sync... That could have been the ultimate productivity package for "Office" stuff inside one convenient subscription.
Instead we now have Office 365, Google Docs, and nothing more.
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Which is one more stupid thing from Mozilla. Imagine if, 10 years ago, they had made a combo of: Firefox, Thunderbird, email hosting, maybe some kind of online office thing and a drive, Sync... That could have been the ultimate productivity package for "Office" stuff inside one convenient subscription.
Instead we now have Office 365, Google Docs, and nothing more.
Add some better CEO/management to the mix, but yes.
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title should read adopt*
Lol my dyslexic brain read it as adopt anyways.
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Which is one more stupid thing from Mozilla. Imagine if, 10 years ago, they had made a combo of: Firefox, Thunderbird, email hosting, maybe some kind of online office thing and a drive, Sync... That could have been the ultimate productivity package for "Office" stuff inside one convenient subscription.
Instead we now have Office 365, Google Docs, and nothing more.
Don't give them subscription ideas, even mentioning subscriptions is dangerous!
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Don't give them subscription ideas, even mentioning subscriptions is dangerous!
Firefox is the kind of software where I would gladly pay $10 a month to support its development.
Dismantle Mozilla, give the money to Firefox, profit.
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Which is one more stupid thing from Mozilla. Imagine if, 10 years ago, they had made a combo of: Firefox, Thunderbird, email hosting, maybe some kind of online office thing and a drive, Sync... That could have been the ultimate productivity package for "Office" stuff inside one convenient subscription.
Instead we now have Office 365, Google Docs, and nothing more.
Nextcloud
we have many nextcloud hostersIt is all that
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Ironic how the typo directly inverted the meaning.
will not adopt = will not use the new Firefox terms
will not adapt = will use the new Firefox terms exactly, without any rewording
But with some minor changes, like Firefox -> Thunderbird.
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Firefox is the kind of software where I would gladly pay $10 a month to support its development.
Dismantle Mozilla, give the money to Firefox, profit.
Exactly. I'd donate today if my money actually went to Firefox.
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Which is one more stupid thing from Mozilla. Imagine if, 10 years ago, they had made a combo of: Firefox, Thunderbird, email hosting, maybe some kind of online office thing and a drive, Sync... That could have been the ultimate productivity package for "Office" stuff inside one convenient subscription.
Instead we now have Office 365, Google Docs, and nothing more.
LibreOffice: “I’m right here”
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Which is one more stupid thing from Mozilla. Imagine if, 10 years ago, they had made a combo of: Firefox, Thunderbird, email hosting, maybe some kind of online office thing and a drive, Sync... That could have been the ultimate productivity package for "Office" stuff inside one convenient subscription.
Instead we now have Office 365, Google Docs, and nothing more.
I want separate apps that are really good at what they do, not a bunch of apps that kinda work together and are just okay. So I would much rather they focus on one thing and services around it. Such as:
- online payments - make a way for me to compensate sites in lieu of ads
- secure storage - bookmarks, files, notes, all from the browser; or self host
- VPN integrated into the browser - exists
Everything should be opt-in and privacy centered, and all of that can be browser extensions.
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Well, IIRC, TB isn't developed by Mozilla. They just "host" it.
They do. Well, I should say Thunderbird is also under the Foundation, but is developed by a separate subsidiary Corp (MZLA Tech Corp) than Firefox (Mozilla Corp).
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LibreOffice: “I’m right here”
libreOffice is so ugly that every time I use it I get a strong urge to start using Microsoft edge
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Which is one more stupid thing from Mozilla. Imagine if, 10 years ago, they had made a combo of: Firefox, Thunderbird, email hosting, maybe some kind of online office thing and a drive, Sync... That could have been the ultimate productivity package for "Office" stuff inside one convenient subscription.
Instead we now have Office 365, Google Docs, and nothing more.
So a bit like extending Mozilla Application Suite aka Seamonkey instead of focusing on standalone products?
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libreOffice is so ugly that every time I use it I get a strong urge to start using Microsoft edge
It really is a shame that it looks so terrible. It's a really solid office suite otherwise, but I agree that it's not a pleasure to use simply because of how ugly it is
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