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Our PCs are all going to Linux... which is causing a substantial issue with our Drive storage... since the browser is NOT sufficient to properly maintain a local and sync-ed cloud copy of for example accounting and tax files.
We are going to start using filen.io for our more last and current year files which require active back and forth... and use Proton for now as sort of an archive.
If filen convinces and Proton Linux is not forthcoming... well, it's obvious what will happen... and then it really only is because of Proton being spread too thin and not being able to deliver the progress on the most requested features.An error occurred while saving the comment Gevk
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What I find rather strange is that smaller E2ee storage companies like Filen.io are perfectly capable to produce a Linux client. If Proton waits too long, my data will move since I am no longer willing to rely on any software that does not also support Linux. That way I can move OS as needed.
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Time for all these win laptops to go to Linux. Before long it will no longer be acceptable not to offer a Linux solution.
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With so many windows laptops going obsolete (our first win11 one already ends 10/24), it really is time to move on. A native Linux app is for that essential...
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ProtonMail offers encrypted contacts for both web and mobile applications (https://protonmail.com/blog/encrypted-contacts-manager/). Calendar and note functionality will be released in the future.
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This gets few votes so far, but I have stumbled upon the same question. Cryptpad has all the office apps we would want, with E2EE functionality... an integration would rocket launch Proton to fully compete with MSFT and Google instantly. Right now they are slowly going forward with docs, but it is going to take ages to get to the place where cryptpad already is...
That said... it seems that cryptpad is actually an Onlyoffice instance within an E2EE data wrapper... so the question should then be, if Cryptpad can create a wrapper for Onlyoffice, why can't Proton do the same for Onlyoffice or Libreoffice/Collabora?