Please provide this important feature! Waiting for this to switch from Dropbox.

There is an Open-Source developer with a project called Celeste that can sync files with a number of cloud providers including Proton Drive. I urge Proton to support his efforts, but also any users who want to see a Linux client for ProtonDrive. The client is essentially a GUI for Rclone. At the moment it is very basic, but I'm sure with support from the community and Proton that more features can be added. https://github.com/hwittenborn/celeste

Would love to switch from dropbox but can't if Linux isn't supported

Critical to switch from dropbox.

I need cross platform cloud file storage and Linux support is critical. I tried to use 3rd party solution (rclone) but it is extremely slow and have many limitations.

As discussed elsewhere, linux users may be a minority of users, but they are very loud privacy and security advocates.

The lack of ssh, scp, API, or desktop client access to proton drive really is holding back a lot of free authoritative recommendations to potential business and private customers.

Adding as Many votes as I can to this since AI is becoming the norm and privacy and security is at an all time high, the Linux Marketshare is growing and it's worth every penny to get every platform supported. I would benefit from this as I like to sync all my information to a secure area. Especially a Linux client for Debian and Arch. It's highly critical to many organizations including mine

This is an expected and important feature for me, why didn't i check!

Added my votes for linux client. Deal breaker for me also.

Required to use this with Linux. Flatpack requested as well.

I'm willing to pay for Proton ecosystem, but as a Linux user I need to have this or drive does not worth it

Deal breaker for me.

I have put my toe in the water...have Proton Mail, expanded my Drive storage to 5GB with recent offer, tinkering with Calendar. BUT...without the ability to easily interface with Drive from Linux, I just can't justify the paid version.

I need to be able to move, copy, access files from the command line just like I do with Dropbox!

cp -r BigDataFolder/ /Dropbox/

Doesn't SEEM a tall ask...just wondering if it's a "support" thing?

I am a paid user and wish I could vote for this all 20 times. For a tech company so focused on privacy and security, I am kind of shocked there isn't already a Linux client.

Proton Drive will become practical for me only once there's a Linux sync client. Until then it's a cumbersome way to do occasional backups. Dropbox figured this out long ago, and their seamless cross-platform syncing is the standard to beat.

I really want to consolidate my VPN, Cloud Storage, and Email with Proton. A Linux Client for Proton Drive is needed for that functionality.

I'm trying to switch to proton 'suite' full time, but using the web client for proton drive is clunky and slows my workflow considerably. Having to locate, download, edit and upload again is very time consuming, and prone to errors.

Linux client critical for paid users.

Please see the dropbox linux client ubuntu (including repository application) for an almost gold standard. That is your competition and currently dropbox is the best cloud option for linux.

It's almost a deal breaker for me - the security of my data on my computers is more important than most of the other benefits of being a proton subscriber, numerous as they are. Many Linux users are professionals or experienced enthusiasts whose support for proton products hinge on such issues as reliable backup software.

Very useful as I use a Linux desktop for consolidation and local backups.

At least need a way to use rsync/rclone, but a Linux app or extension would be best for most users I'd think. I've got clients overseas who use Linux for security reasons, and they won't be able to use Proton Drive at present.