Despite Proton stating that it "supports user privacy", there is still no native application for Proton Drive for Linux operating systems.
While there are native apps for the telemetry-friendly Windows and Mac, there is nothing for Linux, and the workarounds -- Rclone etc -- are consistently blocked by Proton.
Is it time to start investing in another privacy-friendly company?
Thanks!

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Storage is the most basic system i/o. Linux should have its own app implemented also into the filesystem.

The rclone solution has stopped working because rclone can only reverse engineer the closed Proton Drive API. Please provide an official Linux client for Proton Drive.

Now I've switched totally to Linux (Fedora) and thus become very important to have a native Linux Client for Proton Drive. I'll try Rclone in the " hacker spirit" of a Linux user but I'll approciate such a developemnt for the lazy ( beginner) Linux user

Possible duplicate of this https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/932839-proton-drive/suggestions/45271456-linux-client

Vote there too, is the one with most visibility!

BTW Proton team: any updates?

You can do this with rclone

This is a really challenge for me as I can get this to work in linux with my current cloud storage provider so this is potentially standing in the way of me moving properly across to Proton Drive.

pCloud had this feature already!