Looking for true Java Support and a Thunderbird like mail app

Hi, I don't know about JRE, but regarding mail program try SimpleMail or YAM (both pre-installed in AmiKit).

Or simply use Thunderbird via RabbitHole feature. To create a new RabbitHole app in AmiKit, simply clone any existing one (including .info file), let's say Chrome or Safari located in RabbitHole:
Then text edit your new file and change Chrome (or Safari) to Thunderbird.

If you use AmiKit on Mac, right-click the AmiKit X app, select show package contents and go to Contents > MacOS > AmiKit > drive_c > Windows folder and do the same thing there - clone eg. safari.exe, edit your new thunderbird.exe file and change "safari" text to "thunderbird" (without quotes).

Make sure Thunderbird is installed on your Windows or Mac system.

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	Looking for true Java Support and a Thunderbird like mail app

	FatAgnus Partaker	#1 • Posted: 28 Jun 2017 13:19
		Hello World, is there a true JRE stack available for AmiKit (inluding Java GUI support) and does a Thunderbird like mail program exist, for the platform (not Java, but Amiga)?

	AmiKit Admin	#2 • Posted: 15 Jul 2017 10:18
		Hi, I don't know about JRE, but regarding mail program try SimpleMail or YAM (both pre-installed in AmiKit). Or simply use Thunderbird via RabbitHole feature. To create a new RabbitHole app in AmiKit, simply clone any existing one (including .info file), let's say Chrome or Safari located in RabbitHole: Then text edit your new file and change Chrome (or Safari) to Thunderbird. If you use AmiKit on Mac, right-click the AmiKit X app, select show package contents and go to Contents > MacOS > AmiKit > drive_c > Windows folder and do the same thing there - clone eg. safari.exe, edit your new thunderbird.exe file and change "safari" text to "thunderbird" (without quotes). Make sure Thunderbird is installed on your Windows or Mac system.

Looking for true Java Support and a Thunderbird like mail app

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