Linux Client
Proton Drive really needs the ability to sync desktop files automatically. This post focuses on a Linux client for Proton Drive.
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AA Ron
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Can we please get a timeline on when this will be implemented. I have a Duo account, and it would be very helpful to be able to sync between my Linux Machines. I do not have any Windows or Mac machines!
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Tony the Geek
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With so many people ditching Windows after another arbitrarily forced e-waste producing upgrade this should be a priority. Proton is focused on privacy and security, the people whom are also focused on privacy and security use Linux. Please stop tethering yourselves to weaker links
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markoise
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It would be so important that a Linux client is also available for Proton Drive. Everything else already exists. 🙏
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Paolo
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This has been around for a long time now. Come on guys, other cloud providers seem to be able to do this.
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Muzzy
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Almost 5k voted for this feature - looks like the demand is high, especially since we already have mail, pass and vpn clients.
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Eddy Loehle commented
Without a decent Linux Desktop client, Proton Drive is uninteresting. I will continue to use Google Drive and Cryptomator. As an alternative, I will take a closer look at pCloud.
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Ian! D. Allen
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My proton subscription expires this week. Without a Linux CLI client, I am not renewing.
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Anostio commented
The workaround I have to use despite paying nearly 100 pounds a year is ridiculous. I have a general purpose Windows Server at home, it makes the most sense for me, I unfortunately have to use a lot of Windows only tools - anyway... I mounted a drive from there on my Linux desktop that I use for backups, photos, videos etc and they sync to Proton Drive that way. It's great that I can do this, it makes Proton Drive usable, but it would be a whole lot more useful if I could sync files on my device... Even Google's services work, comical situation really. Most people using Linux do not have a Windows Server so for them, this service would be almost useless. Not having sync can end up being a laughable amount of pain. People want to use this service on their desktops, and their Linux servers. Sort it out.
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Benjamin Levaux
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Lack of this feature is the only reason I'm still on Tresor.It. As soon as I can have a Linux (.deb / Ubuntu) version that syncs automatically, I can finally transfer my data on Proton Drive. The web interface is not an acceptable option.
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Jerry
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I use a Linux desktop. Proton Drive is therefore useless for me. The web interface is not an acceptable option.
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Max
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I'd love too see this too. Having no Linux client is the only thing that keeps me from starting a paid Proton subscription (and thereby migrating to Proton services in general). I'd do that as soon as there's a Linux client.
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Prem Krishnan
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Lack of this feature is the only reason I'm still on DropBox. As soon as I can have a Linux (.deb / Ubuntu) version that syncs automatically, I can finally transfer my data.
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Kdenz
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Would love to see this!
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Anonymous
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Desperately needed to auto sync for Linux. Also please make it possible to sync a KDE Plasma Vault to Proton Drive when the vault is unlocked.
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Lukas
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Yeah, this is really needed...
I need my drive to have constant access to some of my Linux directories, which can be backed up easily.
It is disappointing to see that Proton is very supportive of privacy, but doesn't support Linux which is private by default.
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Phil Sleigh
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Drive for Linux, and ability to sync, would be great.
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kedras
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Proton team, please, I see nothing happening for linux client for months at https://github.com/ProtonDriveApps/sdk, I know it is just sdk but still can you make some honest statement where we are with this? Everything is better than leaving us scream for most wanted feature that long.
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Alex
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I'm happy with my Proton suite, but am genuinely surprised to see that there's no Proton Drive for Linux client. Many Proton users (myself included) will be looking to move away from today's bloated commercial OS offerings, and the lack of a Proton for Linux client is a bit of a hurdle.
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hansji chüderchlüder commented
This is a deciding factor whether I stay with proton...
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LyreM57
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Critical feature. Rclone is a temporary workaround.