K9 is not a Thunderbird fork, it was created as it's own thing. Recently it's been picked up by Mozilla to become Thunderbird for android with the original creator still on board.
If you prefer to use docker compose you can write your own docker-compose.yml file like I did.
version: "3"
services:
wefwef:
container_name: wefwef
image: ghcr.io/aeharding/wefwef:latest
ports:
- 5314:5314
restart: unless-stopped # remove this is you don't want wefwef to run always
You should be able to access wefwef with http://localhost:5314 if you're running on your local machine, or if you have it running on something else access it with http://<ip address>:5314.
THEY WERE PUT THERE BY A MAN...
None of these are my daily driver, FWIW I use Pop!
K9 is not a Thunderbird fork, it was created as it's own thing. Recently it's been picked up by Mozilla to become Thunderbird for android with the original creator still on board.
Mew has good taste in repairable laptops.
Lord of War
They were put there by a man!
Yes, here is the link to their Liftoff's GitHub https://github.com/liftoff-app/liftoff
License is listed as GPL-2.0
If you prefer to use docker compose you can write your own docker-compose.yml file like I did.
You should be able to access wefwef with
http://localhost:5314if you're running on your local machine, or if you have it running on something else access it withhttp://<ip address>:5314.