I just changed my OS to Linux just to find out that Proton Drive has no client! Even work arounds like rclone are not working properly. I am using proton duo with all the apps but sorry: Without Linux client I will cancel my sub soon.

This! Please.

Yes please. That would be a very good USP.

I would love this. Please, please do this.

This is the most (by far) upvoted post for Proton Drive, when will it happen ???

Need a good solution for proton drive on Linux!

We have a family account and are in the process of moving all our computers to Linux.

We can work around it by using Nextcloud to share files, but at that moment it won't make any sense to keep the Proton account.

It's disappointing that this is still not available. The lack of focus on Linux, especially in light of Proton's vision, makes me question Proton's commitment to their mission and my continued financial support.

I Will pay for it when it Will be Linux ready

2026 and this still isnt done?

Come on team! LINUX CLIENT!! Seriously, get this **** working already.
How long can this possibly take you???

Proton Team, another Visionary here.
Just shocked when realized this thread started in 2020. I do not get it, you have developed whole new apps from scratch within your portfolio since then and all we have after 6 years is SDK (and even that is not even ready) and asking community to help? Sorry yet again, really do not get it...not sure what to think, I really wish to support you, but this does not make any sense to me.

Although not preventing me moving from Windows to Linux, it is preventing me from using Proton Drive as my main everyday storage repository. Until there is a Proton Drive desktop app for Linux, I will have to use Mega with Proton as a backup.

I’m Visionary that WILL NOT RENEW unless you unfuck this by September. We’ve got options other than Russian Hoo*kers!!!

F***! Get your head out of your a$$!

I can’t believe you built something called “Sheets” ahead of this. You really deserve to fail at this point…

What! Proton wants to be an alternative to US Big Tech, and then you do not have a Proton Drive for Linux. that should have been released before the Windows version. I will exit Proton services soon, if you do not get this client. I am really shocked, that you have not provided such yet (I am migrating all away from US and replaces my Windows 11 with Ubuntu LTS)

Oops! Switched from Windows to Linux and expected my Proton Drive to still work. The fact that it doesn't is going to be a dealbreaker for me - for Proton, that is, not Linux!

I've just read in https://proton.me/blog/drive-sdk-january-2026 that Proton intend to build a native Linux client in 2026. Let's see if that happens...

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The only feature preventing me from migrating to Proton.

All new fancy features like AI assistant, sheets etc should be put on hold until this is prioritized and completed. Proton empathize highly on the current geopolitical climate between Europe and the US. Linux is a very important piece of the digital sovereignty puzzle. Get your act together and prioritize what your paying customers really wants. This is the top voted feature for a big reason.

I second what @dreadius said. Linux support should have been on the same level as Windows, not a "what if" option.