Download and install Protonmail Bridge, then shutdown the qube:. Packages.txt apt install -y -no-install-recommends $(cat packages.txt) Create a packages.txt file, type them or use whatever method you prefer to install the following packages:. Howto: Update repo urls to work with `apt-cacher-ng` sed -i 's# sed -i 's# apt update & apt full-upgrade -y Expand the section below for the commands Note 1: those of you who set up a apt-cacher-ng qube might need to update the urls of the repositories. Clone the minimal qvm-clone debian-11-minimal debian-11-protonmail. Install the official minimal template as instructed in the Qubes Documentation: Minimal templates | Qubes OS. Note 3: I’m using a debian-11-minimal template, I haven’t tested this setup with Fedora. For simplicity, in this example, I use only one template for both purposes. Note 2: you can take this a step further by creating a template for Protonmail bridge, and another one for Thunderbird. Personally, I prefer to create a template for each purpose. 
Note 1: if you don’t want to create a dedicated template, just make sure that the required software is installed in your template of choice. Note 2: Protonmail Bridge is currently only available to Protonmail paid accounts. If you have suggestions or modification proposals, feel free to post them.Īlso, feel free to let me know if I’ve made any mistake so I can update this post accordingly. Note 1: I’m not an expert, so I’m sharing what worked for me. This guide was inspired by a Reddit post to which I made some modifications, since the configuration proposed in the original post didn’t quite work for me. This will allow you to effectively separate incoming and outgoing mail (into non-networked qubes), and your protonmail credentials (security by compartmentalization). The goal of this guide is to provide you with a split-protonmail setup made of a minimal mail template and three AppVMs: protonmail-bridge, mail-receive, and mail-send.
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