We recommend running the following command before you install any software on Debian through the command line: Open the Debian command line, the Terminal, through the Application Launcher search as follows: Advertisement Install Thunderbird through the Debian Command Line – The Terminal When you double-click this file, the Thunderbird application will open. Open that folder and try locating an executable file named thunderbird.
The extracted folder will contain another folder named “thunderbird”. Open the folder where you have downloaded the file, extract it using the Extract Here option from the right-click menu, as follows: Open the link in your browser and save the file to your system, preferably the Downloads folder, as follows: The latest version of Thunderbird can be found on the following link:
Here, we will explain two ways to install ThunderBird on your System:
We have run the commands and procedures mentioned in this article on a Debian 10 Buster system. We will then explain how to launch the application and use it to set up Thunderbird to access and use your already existing Email account (GMail) on your Debian. In this article, we will explain installing Thunderbird both through the Debian UI and the command line. With Thunderbird, you can retrieve Emails from your Email provider using IMAP or POP3, and send an Email using SMTP. Mozilla Thunderbird is a free Email client that allows users on Windows, macOS, Linux, and other supported systems to send, receive, and manage their Email.
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