I would especially welcome an official repository to facilitate installing, updating and verifying proton software. Most normal users don't really know what to do with checksums and signatures and why would they when they have a package manager that does all this for them

I'm a linux only user. If there isn't a way of doing it on linux I'm just paying to subsidize windows/mac users. So if you don't want people like me to move on as soon as there is a viable linux alternative, then make linux an equal priority.

For me this mostly applies to the drive app. I only use mail clients on mobile, I prefer the browser on desktop. And, while I’m sure it takes some reworking, once you have an app working on most distros, I hope it’s relatively simple to ********* Synology NAS.

Both repository and flatpak would be ideal.

I would like to suggest that Proton applications be made available via repository or PPA. This would unify the way applications are installed.

I support this idea!

I no longer experience problems using protonvpn. I would love to see a Linux version of drive soon since that's the only part of the proton suite I don't use a lot since there's no Linux sync app yet

Sono passato a Linux anche vedendo il logo in Proton che faceva presumere una certa stabilità ma ci sono parecchie lacune da migliorare.

I want to switch to Linux, since Windows 11 is becoming worse for privacy with every update. Sadly, the Proton Drive App is about the only App I regularly use that has no Linux version.

@get better - Linux *is* a first class platform. Which is why Proton apps should be completely on par with the other platforms.

To put my voice in here as well, I've been in entire teams or departments that are exclusively Linux. I see some comments about how linux isn't as popular, but for backend development, it's most all I've ever seen. I want to move to a proton stack for my current team but the lack of parity with Linux is a pretty painful sticking point.

I have no access to Windows or Mac machines and this would be extremely useful.

Full Linux parity with Windblows and macOS should be an absolute priority. I use mainly Linux and very little Windows 10, and it's absolutely vital for Linux support to be brought fully up to speed.

Greeting fellow penguins, this is a great idea and I see often see the sentiment "If you put full Linux support on the roadmap, I'll get a paid account". So I made a suggestion just for that:

https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/945460-general-ideas/suggestions/48135740-crowdfund-linux-parity

Agreed. The Proton VPN app is terrible and slow on Linux. Back when PIA was trustworthy, their Linux app was great. If they could do it, why can't anyone else?

Total agree if we are paying with our hard worked money towards proton service why should we only have it only work on windows, maybe apple products too!, that would be nice to have it on linux!!!! proton drive for sure - not supported on linux!!

I pay for the family plan, and I personally use Linux on my own PC and laptop.

I am the "sysadmin" for my family - They all use a mix of Windows/iOS/Android.

I find it ironic that their personal devices are all supported better than my own!

There is no other full-service provider like Proton that I trust - I would even pay MORE if it came with better Linux integration with their applications.

Privacy & Security first values from a company that answers to no one but their customers - seriously worth more than the $19.99/mo. for 2-years.

Lack of proper Linux support keeps me from doing things like getting Proton family and purchasing a long-term subscription. I can't fully commit to Proton without further Linux support.

Strongly agree with the sentiments expressed here. With statements like "privacy by default" and "We believe in the power of open source", I'd expect full support for the only operating system that actually aligns with those values. Regardless of how large its userbase is.

All systems in my household run Linux. The reason we run Linux is I'm all into IT, security, and privacy so it makes it easy for me to choose Linux. Unfortunately Proton doesn't support Linux well, and I have a big family of 6. At this point we're not utilizing Proton across the family because it's too difficult for my family members to use. KDE / Gnome integration would be wonderful, if Proton would be able to release some API documentation for the Linux community and support it that would be amazing and believe that could be a driver of Proton's success. If not that, at least easy snap and flatpak support of Drive, VPN, mail and other programs directly contributed by Proton.