Been on paid plans for years and this year upgraded from Proton Unlmiited to Proton Duo, I wish Andy would realise that Proton became where it is today because of EXISTING paying customers.

In all these years Proton VPN for linux has been utter rubbish, and now after years it has functionally improved (not aesthetically) but it is still sub-par: still no (reverse) split tunneling and stealth mode. Can't wait for feature parity, but especially these featues are critical.

Please ensure that when this is implemented, it includes split tunneling on the Linux client. We really do need static port forwarding too since the feature is useless when the port changes every time you connect.

Today Proton announced the new VPN Stealth mode and wow, once again it's available for every platform except Linux. Linux as an afterthought when Proton ought to be supporting Linux just like the other major platforms. I'm a continually disappointed paying customer in this respect. I may need to stop subscribing.

When they add wireguard (that works with port-forwarding) on Linux I'll switch to ProtonVPN or the whole proton eco-system instantly.

Having been read all the comments in the history. Well, guys, so far you've done a great job! It's about time to finish it. Both CLI and GUI packages for Debian are looking just fine. But please won't you include those technical options that are present in Android, Windows and iOS versions! It would be a really pleasant experience that could attract more 'Unlimited' users which I am.

I think even if Linux users are a minority, they are a minority that intersects a lot with Proton's advocacy for privacy, and a big slice of those who tell their friends and family about privacy-friendly alternatives to mainstream companies. I think Proton should start treating Linux as an OS as important as Windows and MacOS even if the userbase is still very small in comparison.

I have the Unlimited plan, and recently made the switch from Windows to Linux. Everything went perfectly, but when I tried to set up all the Proton features... I found out just how little they care about customers using this OS.

No fully featured VPN support... ON LINUX! The OS that is more about security and privacy than anything else! Unbelievable!

No Drive client. Had to resort to the free account of Dropbox I had.

I'm not American or European with a large income that $12 USD a month is pocket change, it's very expensive for me to be paying for Ultimate when I can't even use the more important features. Honestly, I might have to downgrade or unsubscribe altogether.

The lack of parity and support for distros outside of the .deb/rpm world is what keeps me on a legacy mail plus subscription and not a newer unlimited plan. I have to use other services for VPN that provide full support on the linux platform.

I've been a Proton paying customer for several years. I'm supporting a petition on this very site, in dialogue with the Proton team, to get a real Linux application for their drive, which can synchronize in real time. Currently on Linux, the only access to the drive is via a Web browser! Scandalous!
Once again, I see that the quality of service provided by Proton to supporters of open source and Linux in particular lags far behind that of Mac and Windows users. And yet we're probably the best advocates of privacy, and therefore of Proton.
If this gap in quality and options between Windows or Mac applications and Linux applications doesn't seriously narrow, maybe we'll have to go to Mullvad for VPN, Tutanota for email and Filen or others for the drive!!!!
It would be really disappointing to have to use 3 or 4 different providers when Proton's integrated suite is such a good idea. Except for Linux users!
A disappointed and impatient user!

I would appreciate:
1. Port Forwarding
2. WireGuard
3. Connection Profiles
on the Linux GUI app.

I've notived that the proton mail (app) on linux is not free and requires a proton paod account! For now it comes with a 14day trial.
I wouldnt mind becoming a paid user, if the vpn app gets improved and also incorporated into Ubuntu touch...hint hint
So far I'm quite satisfied with the linux version of proton-vpn on bl-boron install. But i dont have a mac or windows mashine to compare it to.

Mac OS also doesn't have split tunneling, a core feature. There is a lack of parity to go around.

Posting for ease of future viewers voting:

* Feature Request for Split Tunneling for Linux - https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/932836-proton-vpn/suggestions/45661702-please-support-split-tunneling-on-linux

Various FRs for Mac OS Split Tunneling:
* https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/932836-proton-vpn/suggestions/43037781-protonvpn-wider-availability-of-split-tunneling
* https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/932836-proton-vpn/suggestions/47651240-split-tunneling-for-macos
* https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/932836-proton-vpn/suggestions/45233983-vpn-split-tunnel-for-ios
* https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/932836-proton-vpn/suggestions/42462997-split-tunnelling-on-mac
* https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/932836-proton-vpn/suggestions/41963314-split-tunnel-support-for-macos

i agree, more support, more options/features better GUI ...

I'am working on Arch and proton mail (bridge) && proton vpn suck on archlinux-based OS.

exemple: 1. no split tunneling by app;
2. normal integration with KDE Plasma is a shame (KwalletManager !!!!)
3. i cannot hide the app in system tray icon at boot ( both vpn and mail-bridge)
4. support for WireGuard ? Do they know wireguard?

i recently stopped surfshark for proton vpn (paid) but i ask my self if..

I agree 1000%

No split tunneling per app (multiplayer games) is a deal-breaker

Port forwarding on macOS

Linux client is very limited. For me, biggest pain points:
1. I need to reconnect manually after waking from sleep. Permanent-killswitch works fine, blocking all connections, but need to reconnect sucks.
2. There is no wireguard.
3. There is no stealth mode.

Recently switched to Linux with KDE Plasma desktop.
I don't care about visual part of Proton VPN app, but I need:
1. split tunneling by app;
2. normal integration with KDE Plasma without the need to tons load dependencies for GNU to hide app in system tray icon;
3. support for WireGuard.

I just moved my Plex server from Windows to Ubuntu, and I miss the split-tunnel feature... Without split-tunneling, I cannot turn on the VPN without knocking the Plex server offline for remote users.

As someone switching from Windows to Ubuntu as my main OS this is a must for me.