I agree with the part " People say but don’t do", sometimes it sure feels like some people say something for the sake of joining popular voices.

But on the other hand…Life is full of trail and error. It is sure sad to see people not sticking around. But the spark of impulsiveness & spite to switch to better software. Sometims, someone will stick around and we will have another more Linux user that enjoys it.

Finally! Been waiting for a stable release since their roadmap. Really glad I don’t have to treat it as a very experimental service that breaks once a while anymore.

Huge thanks to all the contributors who made this possible.

A wise man once told me, don’t mess with politics. The moment you show stance (which usually isn’t beneficial), you cut off options from yourself and endanger customer relationship.

Proton should just do business as usual, without that single post things would probably be just fine.