Yes, using "Launch email client" fixes the problem for me.
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Title:
No indication that thunderbird is starting
Status in
I can also observe the issue if I create a custom shortcut with command
"thunderbird".
However if I use/redefine the existing shortcut for "Launch email client" (in
the Launchers category), then the issue isn't observable.
The difference lies in the way thunderbird is invoked. For the existing
Also observable using Super+M in Xubuntu which uses that shortcut to
launch the default mail reader.
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Title:
No indication
I can confirm this using Ubuntu 18.04 but *only* when starting
Thunderbird from a keyboard shortcut. I tried using Super+T and Ctrl-
Alt-G. For me, the mouse pointer doesn't change to a spinner until
Thunderbird has loaded and is checking for new mail.
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Certainly; please see:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HnddxhNOpZHsQ2Dxb9dAyvL7Vv0ZQpJG/view?usp=sharing
I pressed Super+T just as I said "now". Notice that the mouse pointer
near the middle of the screen does not change.
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A video demonstrating the problem would be useful, indeed, because I
cannot observe it myself.
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No indication that
Yes, this happens every time on Unity. In fact, it's been happening for
many years. It's only now that I've got round to reporting it. I can
take a video on my phone if you like.
My keyboard shortcut is configured as:
Name: Thunderbird
Command: thunderbird
Key: Super+T
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I cannot observe the problem you describe. I've tested in a fully up-to-
date 19.10 VM, with both the default GNOME desktop, and in the Unity
session. In both cases, when starting thunderbird with a keyboard
shortcut, the cursor immediately turns into a spinner, and in the case
of Unity the icon
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