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Currently all three of these systems have feature parity; the gap is in terms of UI, and this is something that we have in our plans to close.
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I also want to see this come to routers. I had a OpenVPN config on my router, then switched to WireGuard. I would like to see these new protocols and features be supported, similar parity to the GUI applications. Or also come out with a OpenWrt luci package that is created and optimized for the latest in ProtonVPN, mirroring the GUI apps in available options to configure the connection with Proton Stealth and other protocols.
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It would be nice to see Fedora KDE official support. I'm not sure how many more Gnome users there are to KDE, but I do think it should be considered since Valve hardware ships with KDE Plasma and slowly but surely there will be an increasing amount of people using Fedora and KDE Plasma. Having an RPM, and other package formats, with KDE support should be focused on first since Flatpaks offer different challenges.