>Btw, if you're managing things in CLI, you could take a look at their Hummingbird Suite. AFAIK it has a killswitch.
Hummingbird doesn't support wireguard iirc, which is a deal breaker
>Btw, if you're managing things in CLI, you could take a look at their Hummingbird Suite. AFAIK it has a killswitch.
Hummingbird doesn't support wireguard iirc, which is a deal breaker
They're planning to introduce OpenVPN Data Channel Offload (DCO) support to more servers once Linux 6.18 starts becoming more mainstream.
With DCO, OpenVPN can perform almost as well as Wireguard, sometimes even better. Although with more performance overhead so not the best choice for laptops and phones.
Tangentially related but I kind of wish Wireguard looked more toward the future and had included AES as alternative to ChaCha20. At the time of development, many ARM devices didn't yet have AES acceleration which is why ChaCha20 was needed for wide hardware support, but they do since ARMv8 which became widespread in 2015. Intel and AMD have had AES acceleration for a long time. And then ChaCha20 would have been the fallback on MIPS and RISC-V.