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</syntaxhighlight>Or by setting <code>programs.thunderbird.enable</code> to true in your system configuration.<!-- Usable in unstable, will be available in version 24.11. -->
</syntaxhighlight>Or by setting <code>programs.thunderbird.enable</code> to true in your system configuration (Usable in unstable, will be available in version 24.11).


== Configuration of Thunderbird ==
== Configuration of Thunderbird ==
Thunderbird stores configuration and data in the hidden .thunderbird folder in the homedirectories. There are the following solutions:  
Thunderbird stores configuration and data in the hidden .thunderbird folder in the homedirectories. There are the following solutions:  
* Use Nixpkgs, currently setting policies and preferences is supported.<!-- Usable in unstable, will be available in version 24.11. -->
* Use Nixpkgs, currently setting policies and preferences is supported (Usable in unstable, will be available in version 24.11).
* Use [[Home Manager]].
* Use [[Home Manager]].
* Manual configuration with the Thunderbird GUI and backup (and move to others PCs) of the .thunderbird folder. Using IMAP with server-side storage will enable to have several instances of Thunderbird with the same settings and e-mail content.
* Manual configuration with the Thunderbird GUI and backup (and move to others PCs) of the .thunderbird folder. Using IMAP with server-side storage will enable to have several instances of Thunderbird with the same settings and e-mail content.
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