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I've been a Notesnook user for the past year, and I absolutely love it.
I don't know much about Standard Notes, other than the free tier being basically useless and the paid tier being WAY too expensive to bother with.
Notesnook, on the other hand, would be a FABULOUS addition to the Proton ecosystem. I would LOVE to see a collaboration between the two.Jason
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A notes app would be a vary valuable addition to the Proton ecosystem, and I would certainly utilise it on a daily basis.
My problem with Standard Notes is that the free tier is too limited to get a good read on the usability of the application, and the paid tier is too expensive, so I have no idea if it is a good note taking application or not.
I'm currently using Notesnook, which is a fabulous note taking application in its own right, and very privacy focused. In my opinion it would make a perfect addition to the Proton ecosystem. But, if Standard Notes is the way they have chosen to go, then I will wait for full integration so that I can give it a try.Jason
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I would rather see Standard Notes fully integrated into the Proton ecosystem as Proton Notes. I would want it as a separate app rather than a feature in Proton Pass.
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I've been with Proton for nearly a year now, and as much as I do use Drive via the web interface, it is a pain to manually upload my files in order to back them up. I like the idea that was presented about integrating Drive into the Mail/Calendar app. Whether integrated with another app, or as a stand-alone app, I'll take it. I would love to be able to have my files automatically synced. I'd committed to the Proton suite, as it meets most of my needs very well, but this particular issue is what is stopping me from upgrading to an unlimited plan. Once this is resolved, I'll happily upgrade.
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I have been a proton user for several months now, and I am very impressed with their suite of services. That being said, as a Linux user Proton Drive is largely useless to me due to the lack of a native Linux client. Proton, please prioritize this! The Linux community NEEDS this! As soon as this is available, I will happily upgrade my account to Proton Unlimited and take full advantage of Proton's services.
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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.
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I am an avid Linux user, and a dedicated Proton user. Having a Linux client for Proton Drive would be a game changer for me, enabling me to take full advantage of the service. Not only would I upgrade my plan, I would recommend Proton to everyone I know.
My wife is currently a Windows 10 user, which hits end-of-life in October 2025. Before that happens she will be transitioning to Linux, and as part of the transition away from Microsoft she will be looking for a cloud storage alternative to OneDrive. I would LOVE to upgrade my account to Proton Duo and introduce her to the Proton ecosystem, but without a Linux desktop client, Proton Drive will not function the way she needs it to, the way we all wish it did.
Proton, please, please, please develop a Linux desktop client for Proton Drive. The entire Linux community would greatly appreciate the added functionality this would bring to an otherwise excellent suite of services.An error occurred while saving the comment Jason
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A desktop client for Linux would be AWESOME! I would definitely upgrade my subscription and make more extensive use of Proton's offerings if they did this.
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I have been a Proton user for over a year now, and I'm very happy with their services overall. I use Proton Mail, Proton Calendar, and Proton Pass every single day, and they're great! However, without a Linux client for Proton Drive, this feature is largely useless, and I would absolutely love to be using it.
For those who are also struggling with this, pCloud has a free tier, and integrates with Linux Mint just fine. I'm using this as a temporary (hopefully) work-around until Proton Drive is available on Linux. The storage offered on the free tier is limited, but at least I have a place to back up my important documents.