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Support Proton OS

Your support keeps Proton OS alive, private, and 100% free for everyone. Help us build an operating system that respects user freedom.

Keep Proton OS Free, Independent, and Telemetry-Free

Proton OS was created on a simple premise: operating systems should serve users and small businesses, not corporate bottom lines.

We don't sell user data, charge licensing fees, lock features behind paywalls, or force unnecessary hardware upgrades. Proton OS is and always will be—100% free and open-source.

To keep development independent and test hardware compatibility, we rely on the support of our community and the businesses that rely on our OS every day.

Where Your Donation Goes

Hardware Testing & QA:

Testing legacy and modern hardware to ensure broad device compatibility, low system overhead, and seamless driver support.

Security & Continuous Maintenance:

Dedicated development time to test Debian 13 patches, maintain security defaults, and push timely updates.

Documentation & Support Resources:

Creating user guides, migration documentation, and deployment tools for small businesses switching to Linux.

Donate to Proton OS Project

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Other Ways to Support Proton OS

Financial contributions aren't the only way to help the project thrive! You can also support Proton OS by:

  • Spreading the Word: Share Proton OS with small businesses, colleagues, and friends looking for a reliable, telemetry-free operating system.

  • Reporting Bugs & Feedback: Help us refine the OS by submitting bug reports or feature requests on our GitHub repository.

  • Contributing Code or Docs: Improve user guides, write documentation, or submit pull requests to help make Proton OS even better.

  • Testing Builds: Help us test upcoming ISO builds on your spare hardware and report your findings.

Thank You for Keeping Open Source Strong!

By supporting Proton OS, you are helping build a world where software respects user privacy, hardware lasts longer, and small businesses aren't forced to pay corporate tech tolls.

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