Name your calendar something relevant to you (I suggest what you called it in /e/ when you created the calendar) and select a color. (Your Location will be different than mine). Actually I do, it is debugging info and relevant to troubleshooting but not User Friendly.) Initial “Locate your calendar” box : (Why Mozilla put the wording three lines down, I don’t know. Use the paste method you are most familiar with (right click past or Ctrl-V or …) to paste the URL into the location box. We are going to change the selection of iCalendar(ICS) to CalDav and Paste the URL we copied (when we Ctrl-C a URL a few steps back) into the Location box. We are going to make two changes on this dialog. Thunderbird in Ubuntu 19.10 Application Store, as of :Ĭhange the radio button selection to “On the Network” and click “Next” Eventually, I may do further confirmation. It may be specific to Ubuntu 19.10, to the way I needed to add and remove plugins to Thunderbird, the fact that Thunderbird in Ubuntu 19.10 is currently classified as beta, or add and remove my account/connections in Thunderbird. (I experienced this issue under Ubuntu 19.10 and have not replicated it in Ubuntu LTS, Windor OS X Catalina. If you decide not to install CardBook first ,get to the end of this HowTO and Calendars are not syncing for you, follow the above linked HowTO and it should fix the issue. Syncing Contacts (CardBook) fixed it for me. Something was broken in the syncing of Calendars with Lightning. Link to “ Use Thunderbird Contacts with /e/ Contacts (Should work for any OS)”. Suggestion : Follow my Adding Contacts to Thunderbird first. If I get the gumption up, I will write a HowTo on that one also. Connecting your /e/ email to Thunderbird is beyond the scope of this document. Using either this link Thunderbird Site to download, or your favorite OS application store/repository please install Mozilla Thunderbird.
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