Been a paying customer for over a year. It would be great if you could add Drive support for Linux. Many users have been requesting this feature for the past three years. Thanks!

Only thing stopping me to purchasing proton subscription is lack of drive client for Linux.

I pay for unlimited and don't use Proton Drive at all as I'm a Linux user.

I now use Baikal, Floccus, Webdav and Fossify apps for calendar, tasks, bookmarks and contacts. It ties together nicely in Thunderbird with Proton Bridge.

I can use Fossify Contacts/Phone (F-Droid) on my phone to dial with and address emails. I've been able to cover all the deficiencies. I'm using Seafile for documents and Immich for images. It is possible to be Google free and use Proton Mail on Linux.

I'm planning on downgrading my plan to only Proton Mail as the functionality is insufficient for me unless they surprise me. A Proton VPN linux client with split tunneling, a drive client of course and cli clients. A contacts app for Android would be nice too.

It's Proton's email that is what I want most. Unless there is an comprehensive integrated suite of apps for Linux people won't buy in.

It is exhausting being left behind by a privacy-oriented service while Windows and macOS users get first-class support.

I've been a long-time subscriber (currently Visionary) but I can't justify continued support if my preferred platform doesn't get any love.

This is the main reason I don't use proton drive more. The sync feature would have been really useful. It's a same we can't have it...

This is the main reason I don't use proton drive more. The sync feature would have been really useful. It's a same we can't have it...

After finishing the VPN stuff, please create Proton Drive Linux client next and nothing else. No point in opting for privacy when we're stuck with Windows.

When making a Linux client, please create a headless client and allow mapping local directories to remote (e.g., local path /path/to/my/server/backup -> Drive path /server/backup)

L'absence d'application de bureau pour linux (mint dans mon cas) est un vrai problème. C'est une perte de temps considérable de devoir chercher les différentes dernières versions entre différents appareils. Sur ce point, je regrette Dropbox.

Our PCs are all going to Linux... which is causing a substantial issue with our Drive storage... since the browser is NOT sufficient to properly maintain a local and sync-ed cloud copy of for example accounting and tax files.
We are going to start using filen.io for our more last and current year files which require active back and forth... and use Proton for now as sort of an archive.
If filen convinces and Proton Linux is not forthcoming... well, it's obvious what will happen... and then it really only is because of Proton being spread too thin and not being able to deliver the progress on the most requested features.

I NEED this!!! How can you claim to protect privacy and then force us to use Windows!

I only use linux on my computer and laptops. Not much value added in using proton drive until it supports linux.

I only use linux on my desktops and laptops. Very little value in using it until it works on the main computers that I and my family use.

Filen.io (Filen) works great! You can sync local folders across devices. They have clients for Mac, Windows and Linux. You can also just have a web drive if you don't want the data to reside on a device. The iOS and Android apps work well. It's very reasonably priced too.

I've found a solution: Filen.io .

It would have been nice if you had developed a Linux desktop app before adding frills to the Mac and Windows apps. If it is not done by Nov. 2025, my account renewal time, I will cancel my account. You know, the one that's generating income for you.
Regards,
Gord

Really like to have the Proton Apps on Linux (Mint) as well, because older pc's in our household are being switched to it because they don't support Windows 11. Most important for me would be to work with files in Drive in file manager, like in Windows Explorer.

I refuse to talk about or recommend any Proton services to anybody else until this exists.

Many of us users who seek more privacy move to Linux, and it would be important for Proton to provide all of its applications for Linux. We know that some are already available, but Drive would be especially important when it comes to document handling.

We need this integrating with Nautilus & the Ubuntu backup app.
There is no need to cater for all distributions - issue as a snap and it should cover most