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you can use openvpn and wireguard configuration files to use proton vpn on routers
what benefits do those protocols have over wireguard and openvpn? are they better tested? are they more secure? are they more private? do they last longer on batter? -
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does flatpak even allow vpn functionality despite the sandboxing?
the call for flatpak is really just a call for expanded support for linux distributions
snaps are hardly universal when they depend on a single distributor and all the flatpak requests hardly discuss the technical feasibility of VPNs in that package formatafter all, no one really understands networking on linux well not to mention knowing networking, linux, and packaging
memory safe code does not mean memory safe languages
rewriting in rust duplicates work for nebulous gains which you haven't exactly specified