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A person was struck by a train at JR Ibaraki Station on the JR Kyoto Line in Osaka, prompting West Japan Railway to suspend services on the Kyoto, Kobe, Biwako, Takarazuka and Gakkentoshi lines between Himeji, Osaka and Maibara. Express trains including the Thunderbird faced delays, with some services later resuming after signal checks. Commuters across the Kansai region are sharing disruption updates.
- 2Thunderbird shares first look at iOS app in development●We know you've been waiting on this. Thunderbird for iOS is being actively developed, and we're pumped to share a first
The Thunderbird project says its long-awaited email client for iOS is now in active development and has published a first look at its progress. The team is inviting users to read the development blog and join a product research study to help shape which features get built. Fans who have waited years for a native iPhone version are welcoming the news.
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A train struck a person on the JR Kyoto Line in western Japan on the morning of October 2, according to JR West. The incident disrupted services, with the limited express Thunderbird among trains delayed as crews responded to the accident.
- 4User seeks email client after Thunderbird troubles●I am seeking an e-mail client with the following features. I was happily using Thunderbird 78 and 102, but the former ke
A user is asking for recommendations for an email client, saying Thunderbird 78 now quits unexpectedly on Windows 10, 11, and even 7, where it previously worked fine. They find version 102 tolerable but consider anything newer a mess, and are listing required features for a replacement. The post has drawn some engagement from others discussing alternatives.
- 5Thunderbird shows first preview of its iPhone app●📱📧 Thunderbird arrive enfin sur iPhone ! L’application est encore en développement, mais l’équipe vient d’en montrer un
Thunderbird, the open-source email client long limited to desktop, has shown a first preview of its app for iPhone and iPad. The iOS application is still under development, but the team shared an early look at what users can expect. The news is drawing attention from fans who have waited years for a mobile version of the email client.
- 6First Thunderbird test version for iOS draws closer●Thunderbird für iOS: Die erste Testversion rückt näher Thunderbird gibt Einblicke in die native Entwicklung seiner iOS-A
Thunderbird is offering an update on the native development of its iOS email app, saying the first test version is getting closer. The Mozilla Foundation's email project says current work focuses on account setup, synchronisation and basic functions. The announcement gives iPhone users a first concrete look at a long-awaited app, as Thunderbird has so far been available mainly on desktop and Android.
- 7Thunderbird moves closer to first iOS beta●Thunderbird for iOS: The first beta is getting closer Thunderbird offers insights into the native development of its iOS
Thunderbird has provided an update on its native iOS email client, saying the first beta release is drawing near. Development is currently focused on account setup, synchronization and other basic functions. The mobile app has been long awaited by users who want the open-source email client on Apple devices alongside the existing desktop and Android versions.
- 8Thunderbird shows off its iOS app, still without a release date●Ein paar Blicke auf # Thunderbird für # iOS kann man im jüngsten Blogbeitrag erhaschen, allerdings weiterhin leider ohne
Thunderbird has published a new blog post offering first glimpses of its email app for iOS. The preview shows the design and features in development, but the team again avoided committing to a concrete launch date, leaving users waiting. Observers note the long-awaited mobile client is taking shape, though the missing timeline is a recurring point of frustration for those eager to try it on iPhone and iPad.
- 9Thunderbird 157 Released with New Enterprise Policies●# Mozilla # Thunderbird 157 Open-Source Email Client Released with New Enterprise Policies and Other Changes https:// 9t
Mozilla's Thunderbird project has released version 157 of its open-source email client, introducing new enterprise policies aimed at easier deployment and management in organizational settings, alongside other changes. The update is being discussed in the free software and Linux communities, where Thunderbird remains one of the most widely used desktop email clients and each major release draws attention from users and administrators.
- 10Thunderbird Offers First Look at Native iPhone Email App●Thunderbird for iOS: A First Look at the Native iPhone Email App in Development - The Thunderbird Blog https:// blog.thu
Thunderbird has published a first look at its native iOS email app, currently in development for iPhone and iPad. The Mozilla-backed project, long known for its desktop email client, is extending to mobile. The blog post outlines the app's progress, and open-source community members are sharing and discussing the announcement, with many welcoming Thunderbird's expansion to Apple's mobile platform.
- 11Thunderbirds visit Monterey youth mental health facility▼Thunderbirds visit Monterey mental health facility to inspire youth
The US Air Force Thunderbirds demonstration squadron visited a mental health facility in Monterey, California, as part of an effort to inspire young people receiving care there. The outreach was reported by local outlet KSBW. Details about the activities during the visit or reactions from patients and staff were not provided, but the event highlights growing attention to youth mental health support.
- 12Two Priceless Thunderbirds Puppets Found Six Decades Later●Gerry Anderson: “60 Years Later… 2 Priceless Thunderbirds Puppets Have Been Found” https:// youtu.be/d1rYPG6Jp50 # Thund
Two original puppets from Gerry Anderson's classic series Thunderbirds, lost for roughly 60 years, have reportedly been rediscovered. The puppets, made using the show's signature Supermarionation technique, are described as priceless pieces of British television history. Fans of the 1960s science fiction series are celebrating the find and recalling the show's enduring legacy.
- 13Dutch user struggles installing Thunderbird via Obtainium●Sinds een paar weken gebruik ik Obtainium voor het downloaden van app's en het bijwerken ervan, 7 stuks, inclusief Obtai
A user in the Netherlands reports switching to Obtainium, an open-source tool for downloading and updating Android apps directly from developers, now managing seven apps including Obtainium itself. After removing Thunderbird, which had been installed through the /e/OS app store, they are trying to reinstall it via Obtainium but the installation is failing. The post documents the practical hurdles of moving away from conventional app stores.
- 14Thunderbirds was a strikingly optimistic view of humanity, writer argues●Thunderbirds was far more than puppets on strings – it was a strikingly optimistic view of humanity
A Guardian essay argues that Thunderbirds, the classic British puppet series created by Gerry and Sylvia Anderson, deserves to be remembered as more than a technical curiosity about marionettes. The piece contends the show offered a strikingly optimistic vision of humanity, celebrating international cooperation, rescue and ingenuity in the face of disaster rather than cynicism or fear.