How should I install apps that do not have verified flatpak version on fedora atomic distro?

[Anvil]

Check out GitHub - boredsquirrel/MullvadVPN-Tricks: Making MullvadVPN work better on GNU/Linux

Update/Remove .rpm

[PaulF]

Is it the same way (rpm-ostree) for all VPN : ProtonVPN and so on… ?

[Anvil]

afaik as long as they have a repo, though I agree with JG I wouldn’t recommend proton for linux if you want to use the GUI

[PaulF]

@Anvil

I wouldn’t recommend proton for linux if you want to use the GUI

Why ?

(their GUI is minimal, but good enough…)

[anon57862721]

Because VPN kill switches on Linux are finicky and may not always work. Which is why I made this wiki post:

How to best set up & use a VPN with WireGuard on desktop Linux

If you for whatever reason do not trust your VPN apps’ GUI to enable the kill-switch and have it work or stick to ensure of no VPN leaks, then the following is the best way for one to set up and use a VPN on your Linux desktop. The solution is to set up & use your VPN with WireGuard set up via the CLI (terminal) with the kill-switch enabled. The following should be easy to understand steps for anyone to follow: Intall WireGuard for your desktop Linux from the official website here: Install…

[Anvil]

@PaulF

Why ?

See ProtonVPN Additional note: Killswitch failure and IP Leakage on Linux

Also Proton just generally doesn’t give as much attention to linux

[any1]

You can also layer your VPN

[anon57862721]

You mean use two VPNs at the same time?

[any1]

I mean layer it as a package. I responded to this

@PaulF

@any1

Layer your browser.

And what about VPN ?

(there are not officials flatpaks for ProtonVPN, MullvadVPN…)

rpm-ostree or Toolbx/Distrobox ?

I’d like to use a GUI VPN