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I have to ask the real question of was the computer really playing chess if. Today in History: 1997 - Deep Blue beats Garry KasparovChess grandmaster Garry Kasparov resigns from a game of chess he played against IBMs Deep Blue chess playing computer.

The current Gmail setup procedure isn’t actually all that complicated, but once you do have Thunderbird set up to work with your Gmail account, you don’t get access to many of Gmail’s proprietary features. That gave Thunderbird some much-needed stability and, as Sipes announced today, there are now eight full-time staffers who work on the project, with plans for hiring six more soon.įor 2019, the expanded team promises to make the application run faster and address performance issues - and to rewrite some parts of the client in an effort to build a multi-process version that can make better use of modern processors (it’s worth noting that Firefox went through a similar rewrite).Īt the same time, Thunderbird will also get a few user interface updates, better notifications and, maybe even more importantly, better Gmail support. In the end, though, Mozilla decided to keep Thunderbird in-house and not move it to another organization and continue to support the project. Back in 2015, the organization decided to decouple Thunderbird’s technical infrastructure from Firefox’s and look for other organizations that would like to invest in it. Only a few years ago, Mozilla’s relationship with Thunderbird looked rather rocky. For 2019, those users can look forward to a faster and more beautiful application, Thunderbird community manager Ryan Sipes announced today. Thunderbird, Mozilla’s desktop email client, doesn’t have anywhere near the amount of mindshare of the organization’s Firefox browser, yet even in this age of web-based email services, it still has a sizable user community.