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Linux for Proton Drive is the final app I need to go full Framework computer. Framework is the most self owned computer being 100% repairable and upgradable.

I'm happy to see Proton is making progress towards this.

New week, new major update – Proton Drive 2.0 for macOS is here:

 📁 Instant menu bar access
 👀 File status at a glance
🚀 Up to 2x faster uploads &amp; downloads

We'll soon release the SDK behind the new app, laying the groundwork for Proton Drive for Linux.

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Proton Drive

Linux for Proton Drive is the final app I need to go full Framework computer. Framework is the most self owned computer being 100% repairable and upgradable.

I'm happy to see Proton is making progress towards this.

https://x.com/ProtonDrive/status/1907833485626163230

A random walk down @safe ❇️ and open source tech research

For a more open source solution that's very linux friendly you could consider Tarsnap. I find Proton very lacking when it comes to technical documentation on how they make sure they (or others) can't access the data.

Self sovereign stack for collaboration and files creation/management 💛

http://dsheets.new and http://ddocs.new

"Trust me bro" security isn't good enough for you... Thanks, bookmarked it!

I'm optimistic for @fileverse to build out desktop syncing in the long term too.

heh, yeah I think Proton should work more on their technical documentation instead of their marketing.  ;) 

@fileverse is interesting, did a quick search but couldn't find any good references to their security stuff. Any clues?

IPFS is an open system to manage data without a central server

@fileverse uses a mostly crypto tech stack with @ipfs encryption of content and @safe for user accounts.

I haven't searched for the docs yet. Hopefully they can reply here with links to the tech.