So I have been switching over to Linux as Windows 10 discontinuation is coming up. The problem I just ran into today is how Thunderbird does file names on Linux compared to Windows. Windows has the sender's email in parentheses (example@example.com) and Linux has the sender's email in angle brackets <example@example.com>. The problem that has arisen, is that when trying to save an email to a location that is attached via smb (for example: smb://192.168.1.111/Network_Attached_Files) it fails. I can save the email locally, but then even trying to cut and paste to the smb location still fails. I found the problem to be the angle brackets in the file name, smb just doesnt accept it. Thunderbird on Windows uses parentheses so the file name isnt a problem. Is there any way to change how Thunderbird saved the file name by default, to change the angle brackets back to parentheses like it does in Windows? (when you right click -> save as for example) Or is there a way to simply remove the sender name and email from the file name by default? So just the subject name and date is there. I find it strange that I am the first person who seems to have come across this problem. I suppose saving emails on a network attached storage location is far less common than locally on a PC, but still Id think there would be at least a hundred+ people who use Thunderbird and use network storage that this would have already affected and been a problem. Is the angle bracket thing in the file name something new maybe?