linux client for debian
Unfortunately, after years of using the Unlimited account and various services to the best of my ability, I will be forced to cancel my subscription to Proton due to the lack of a drive client for Debian. I believe it is unthinkable to have such a great and cool ecosystem but not have a drive available for Linux.
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Francois
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Indeed, please group this idea with "Proton Drive" topic so it will increase the number of votes above 4'000
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ocelotl
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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?
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Bernd
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This were fine, i am using debian-based MX-Linux too.
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Asher
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Honestly it's making me want to leave Proton because of there lack of doing anything.
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drayfus
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I agree. For now I only use Proton for e-mail, but since everyone else is using Gmail I guess my e-mails are not private. I have separate VPN and cloud providers. I would pay more for Proton if I can share my calendars with family and friends similar to Google calendar, and I would probably upgrade my account if Proton Drive supported Linux 100 %. I think Proton should focus on that (syncing, backing up files, photo album) more than implementing a Google Docs clone.
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Nick J
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It doesn't have to be an Apt package in my opinion. Even an AppImage or binary would be fine.
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Jason
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I'm a Mint user, not a Debian user, but I share this sentiment. A Linux client for the Proton Drive is of critical importance. The absence of this feature is the only thing holding me back from taking full advantage of Proton Drive and recommending it to other Linux users.