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this post was submitted on 23 Dec 2023
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It seems like the linux app is just an afterthought for ProtonVPN. It takes an ungodly amount of time to start up and I often get errors when I forgot to disconnect it before the last restart of my system. Thus I only use the CLI. It is much better and is very transparent about which servers are for P2P and which are not.
They are supposed to be working on a complete rewrite of the Linux client that's coming out soon.
The rewrite is done.
https://protonvpn.com/blog/vpn-linux-app/
Yes, but it still doesn't have wireguard, only openVPN.
True, but WireGuard is on their roadmap of features in the works
That's unfortunate. I'll end up sticking to Mullvad for now then. I am comfortable with the terminal for navigation and simple things like that, but nowhere near comfortable enough to stake the security of my computer or the wrath of my ISP on it.
I was close to moving everything to Proton but the apps were a little weak and they didn't facilitate importing calendars and such. Wanted me to use my browser extensions because the app and client didn't support moving to proton