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As mentioned in the previous update on this feature, it is now being edited to be a request for slides.
Please feel free to undo your vote if this is not something you want included in Proton Drive.
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I would like to just have .ods support to be honest.
Without a Linux Drive client, I have to rely on rclone to keep updates in sync and no way of opening these files from within Proton Drive.
Proton Drive is still not a particularly practical solution to be honest, I only use it a second encrypted backup (outside of my crypt on OneDrive) at the moment.
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I am currently a Proton Unlimited User, but have not moved any of my data/email etc. onto the Proton platform as they do not support Linux. I have been eagerly waiting for them to get their products ready enough for me to switch.
My sub is up in December and I will not be renewing if Proton Drive does not have a Linux client by then.
I have been paying to support the "Underdog" of the cloud services community, but they are pulling a Plex in my opinion and are stretching themselves way too thin introducing new products left and right, without completing the first ones they introduced.
I would rather have a few good feature-rich complete products, then a bunch of incomplete ones.
I fear, I will be going full self-hosting for everything within the next year, as Proton will not be up to the task.
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100% Agree with everyone here. I am currently on the Duo Plan and have been a Proton customer going on 5 years now.
I am now actively looking at alternatives for Proton services when my subscription comes up for renewal next year as I was expecting Proton to be better than Big Tech.
Proton is releasing unfinished products faster than Google these days, without ever completing the functionality of their existing products.
Essentially zero Linux support and the Proprietary file formats for Docs and Sheets is a huge red flag for me too.
They are going down the road of Vendor lock-in that is all too familiar and I think I need to get out before it is a huge mission to move elsewhere.
I moved to Filen recently and deleted everything from Proton Drive and have been really happy with the Linux and Mobile Clients thus far.
I hope Proton has a long hard look at their direction and course-corrects soon or I think I am out sadly.