I can confirm this. I now do have Thunderbird with Lightning 1.0b7 installed and working, but it still won't show in Default Applications. This seems like a regression from Natty where Evolution supported calendars (including Google Calendar) right out of the box, while Thunderbird needs a plugin manually installed by the user (two if you want Google Calendar support, as in my case).
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