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MFW the email client gets an AI writer and we Linux users still do not have a drive client.(media.giphy.com)

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I tried rclone and it freaked out at regular ping intervals and instead deleted everything on the drive. GG. I want to like you Proton but your decisions of late are ASTHENATE. I wouldn’t have minded the crypto wallet release if basic features on the core apps were remotely coherently finished. The AI writer add on for a local model doesn’t even work on Firefox. For people supposedly embracing the FOSStyle, this isn’t the way. /rant

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6% asked for better Linux support.

I didn’t read the article, but is that 6% of users, or 6% of requests?

If it is the former, you also have to factor in the amount of people didn’t request anything at all. If 25% of people requested something, then 6% of all people is actually quite a large portion of requests.

Although Linux users would probably be more likely to be asking for support, so still a vocal minority

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