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Die MZLA Technologies Corporation hat Version 159.0 des freien E-Mail-Programms Thunderbird Desktop veröffentlicht.
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Thunderbird: Alle OpenPGP-Schlüssel weg? Keine Panik!
Nach einem Update kann die Schlüsselverwaltung plötzlich leer sein. Die Schlüssel sind aber wahrscheinlich noch da! Ursache ist ein Versionskonflikt bei der OpenPGP-Bibliothek RNP.
Betroffen: Insbesondere Debian 13 (Trixie), Thunderbird 153.5.1esr mit RNP 0.17.1 statt mindestens 0.18.1.
So testet Ihr es: Thunderbird → Hilfe → Informationen zur Fehlerbehebung → nach „RNP (OpenPGP)“ suchen. Steht dort „Failed to load“, ist das ein Hinweis auf den Fehler.
Wichtig: Keine neuen Schlüssel erzeugen, keine alten löschen! Wenn noch nicht aktualisiert, das betroffene Update vorerst zurückstellen. Ansonsten auf die Fehlerbehebung warten.
Bugreport:
bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/…
Wer #CiviCRM zusammen mit seinem gewohnten E-Mail-Programm wie z.B. #Thunderbird oder Outlook nutzt, kann dennoch eingehende oder versendete E-mails am Kontakt in CiviCRM ablegen. Ich habe aufgeschrieben, wie das geht.
New profile works, but also has quite high cpu usage of one core & spikes. GUI so far is more responsive than before but still a bit laggy.
I wonder what has changed between version to make Thunderbird have this erratic(?) cpu usage. My laptop’s fan is almost always silent until I use Thunderbird.
If this continues I will either need to downgrade to an older version and/or look for a different mail client.
Update: hiding statusbar drops cpu usage a lot
Anyone else having issues with #Mozilla #Thunderbird? CPU spikes to 100% and hangs on this. GUI reacts slow & is unusable.
Updating from 153.3.1esr to 157.01 (using Ubuntu snap) did not help. Running this on #Ubuntu 24.04.5 LTS.
Maybe it’s me, but it seems Thunderbird’s stability & quality has gone down which is not good for an app I use the most on a daily basis.
Back to webmail, because I don’t have the time to debug this today 🙄
Inspired by yesterday’s talk I took glm-5.3-flash for a test drive tonight.
This is offered for example by the GWDG in Göttingen
docs.hpc.gwdg.de/services/…
as well as commercial providers all over the place. I created an account at Cortecs which is an Austrian company offering only EU providers with zero-data retention promise:
cortecs.ai/detailedServerlessView/…
We have learned from openai that this promise is worthless in the US, but I do consider trusting EU providers.
Would you?
For openai to train on our chats, they just need to keep them and copy them inside the company because they are both a hosting provider and a lab that develops models.
If one of those cortecs providers wants to keep the data they do need to sell it (on the black market), because they don’t train models themselves. It’s feasible, but one more step.
Do I need to say that the performance of glm-5.3 is amazing? I started from an empty pi coding agent and wrote myself 3 extensions to interact with #DevonThink, #Thunderbird and a litte cost control extension. In Benchmarks this is approach Opus 4.8 level and yes, I remember that opus-4.8 was pretty amazing already.
As the first task I renamed all the 22 generic-name scanned documents in my DevonThink inbox to match their content. Worked flawlessly. One was a todo note I wrote to myself and the model noticed that and turned it a todoist task in the same go.
The GWDG had reliability issues, so I mostly used cortecs. I paid 22 Cents for my 2 hours of fun.
We’re reworking how settings are organized in Thunderbird Desktop and would love your thoughts.
Take our short survey, 10-15 minutes tops. No trick questions, no wrong answers, and your feedback goes straight to the designers.
Take the survey 👇
usabi.li/do/…
Ephraims Wochenrückblick: KW 37, 2026
In Woche 37 ist in der FOSS-Welt einiges los gewesen. Es gab unter anderem Meldungen bei Thunderbird, GIMP und Linux Mint.
#Wochenrückblick #Thunderbird #GIMP #Linux_Mint #Linux
Ein weiterer Schritt in Richtung #DigitalSovereignty : #Outlook wird dann irgendwann nicht mehr zwingend notwendig sein
#Thunderbird stellt #ExchangeOnline auf #MicrosoftGraph um | iX Magazin heise.de/news/… #M365 #Microsoft365 #MS365 #MozillaThunderbird #OpenSource #MicrosoftOutlook