• nimble@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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    2 days ago

    The only info i can find on this is here: Protonvpn roadmap 2025-2026

    • does not say it is released and future tense around Linux CLI.
    • no sourcecode on cli on github
    • author probably got confused with community protonvpn CLI project

    Edit- but that screenshot shows protons support link… 🤔🤔🤔

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    Haven’t researched if it’s closed or open source, but either way I don’t see any benefit in using this instead of vanilla wireguard cli client (with proton conf file). At least for that one we know it is open source and thoroughly vetted.

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      Of course, the benefit of the Proton VPN CLI over Wireguard is ease of switching between any of the hundreds of servers when YouTube has blocked one again.

      I agree that it’s not an improvement from a security perspective.

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      I think it will be easier to use features like port forwarding and split tunneling

      • On a security note, you don’t leave your conf file with your secret key