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-'''''This is a draft; it currently describes the second release candidate builds for Lightning 0.1 (0.1RC2).  There may be additional serious bugs in the [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/showdependencytree.cgi?id=298366&hide_resolved=1 0.1 blocker list] not yet documented here.'''''
+== What is Lightning 0.1? ==
-== What is Lightning 0.1RC2? ==
+Lightning 0.1 is an embedding of the Mozilla calendar code specifically designed to run inside Mozilla Thunderbird 1.5.  This release is a preliminary, non-production release designed to showcase the work that's been done and allow contributors to help us test it out.  True email / calendar integration is planned, but that is not part of this release.
-Lightning 0.1RC2 is an embedding of the Mozilla calendar code specifically designed to run inside Mozilla Thunderbird 1.5.  This release is a preliminary, non-production release designed to showcase the work that's been done and allow contributors to help us test it out.  True email / calendar integration is planned, but that is not part of this release.
+== What can Lightning 0.1 do? ==
-== What can Lightning 0.1RC2 do? ==
 * Help you keep track of your personal schedule
 * Subscribe to calendars on the Internet (via HTTP/WebDAV)
-== Important things to know before trying Lightning 0.1RC2 ==
+== Important things to know before trying Lightning 0.1 ==
 * ''Modifying ICS calendars or entries created by programs other than Lightning may result in [[Calendar:Lightning:0.1:Known_Issues#Data_Loss_.2F_Crashes_Handling_non-Lightning_ICS_Data|data-loss]].''
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 * Lots of performance and user-interface work still needs to happen.
-== Downloading Lightning 0.1RC2 ==
+== Downloading Lightning 0.1 ==
 * We have a second release candidate for Lightning 0.1.  We're hoping this will be the last one.
 * Pick the appropriate XPI file for your platform, save it to disk from your browser, and then install it in Thunderbird 1.5 or 1.5.0.*.