From: MikeE@ster.invalid   
      
   stepore wrote:   
   > Mike Easter wrote:   
   >    
   >> Proton VPN has a beta of their linux app which employs openvpn DCO which   
   >> is allegedly as fast as wireguard.   
   >   
   > Full transparency... I'd never speak poorly about any opensource   
   > application. I absolutely appreciate the work, effort and generosity   
   > that anyone has put into developing something for the community. But I   
   > don't think it's just the speed that wireguard provides, it also shines   
   > and is a stellar showcase of code simplicity, elegance and security   
   > (auditing). From what I've seen, heard, researched... openVPN is a bit   
   > of a mess in the code department. But I still have it running on one of   
   > my secondary/backup home VPNs.   
   >   
   Yes; I agree that I like the 'tech' of wg compared to ovpn.   
      
   However, whenever i 'play around' with the implementations of VPN which   
   are available from the various providers (I've only been looking at   
   forms of free), there is more ovpn available than wg for linux.   
      
   My experiences w/ wg-quick haven't been entirely smooth.   
      
   Considering my relative 'disinterest' in vpn, I'm surprised I've been   
   fooling w/ it some.  I don't really have a need.  I don't believe I need   
   to hide anything from my connectivity provider and I don't have trouble   
   connecting to anything because I'm the wrong IP, and I don't do things   
   that would get me into copyright trouble, and I'm not a privacy buff.   
      
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   Mike Easter   
      
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