a service that claims to put privacy and security first and then doesn't support the leading operating system dedicated to them is disappointing, suspicious and undermines user trust. Repent!

Please make all the apps available for download. I want to become a subscriber, but I don't like, use or trust Windwos and MacOS.
Marcelo
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

its a dealbreaker. there's some irony in being privacy focused, without supporting the most privacy focused systems.

Yes, please bring linux client asap

oh yes please

It's insane this hasn't been done. Proton needs to focus more on the Linux community!

For the love of god, do it already. For all your talk about privavy, security and getting the web out of big tech's grasp, not supporting Linux for one of your core services is mindboggling.

I also am a paying subscriber. I would greatly appreciate a proton drive client for linux, because my main workstation is a linux machine. I am already using the linux client for proton vpn. Maybe an appimage or a flatpak to give trans-distro compatibility...

I've had a paid subscription to proton services almost since the start, but have only used protonmail all this time. As I look to adopt more of the proton ecosystem, having a native Linux client for proton drive is a critical requirement for me.

I just went proton. mail and vpn are set.
proton drive would really round it all out.

I would love a Linux version (.deb in my case) of the local client already offered to Windows and Mac users. I am fully Linux, and have been using Protonmail for over six years.

I think my next machine, used mainly for development, will be running Ubuntu. But without proton drive, i'm not so sure.

In order to centralize safely personal documents (important), it is the last piece that would allow me to synchronize my laptops (personal or work) with my phone. Currently I use Cozy.io because of this linux app.

I second all of the above comments. The only thing stopping me from fully committing to Proton (and adopting a paid plan) is the lack of real-time synchronisation on Linux similar to what Nextcloud has (beautifully) achieved with its own client (and the wonderful integration with Nautilus and Dolphin).

As others have mentioned, publishing the API could be an intermediary step that would allow for a proper rclone solution (until they finish developing their own client). Andy Yen recently said in an interview with Nicolas (The Linux Experiment) that Proton's "cultural DNA" is open source, open standards, and open science, so please help the Linux community build a proper Proton client.

This is the only feature keeping me from paying for Proton services. I am a Fedora linux user. Without a Linux client the Proton Drive is worthless to me.

I'm using Linux as my bread and butter system for more than 20 years and the Proton apps for more than 5 years. I fully support the request for a Linux Client for Proton Drive.

Very important. Without auto-synchronisation Proton drive is unusable.

I'm soon switching from Windows to Linux: better privacy, better dev experience and these days a decent gaming experience too.

I want to use Proton for my personal document storage and also adopt it in my software engineering business. But without a linux client to sync files and directories I shall have to look elsewhere.

If I don't have this then I really can't use Drive.

It's very simple: until there is a Proton Drive client for Linux, I'm not buying a Proton Unlimited subscription.