You don't need to use the GUI btw, you can set up mullvad-cli to auto-connect
You don't need to use the GUI btw, you can set up mullvad-cli to auto-connect
Rnvm still happens even without triple buffer
Rback to gnome
Rthis is so frustrating bcs i cant seem to report it to bugs.kde either
Rbecause idk what component is causing the issue
CThe GUI still works just fine for when you need it
CJust need to close it on a task manager because it doesn't have an option to quit without disconnecting unfortunately
CMullvad specifically has their own quantum-secure encryption handshake
CDon't know about others
CAs compared to the Mullvad GUI itself obviously it will use fewer system resources
CPlus automatic key rotation, etc.
CAutomatic server switching
CWell, it primarily serves to dissociate your web activities from your home IP address
CIn this use-case at least
WMullvad has their own browser for this reason
WBased on Tor browser, except for VPNs
KOh I know, but I like access to split tunneling as needed for specific apps, etc. Some sites really hate VPNs., for instance. so I fire up another browser if I HAVE to use one of those.
KIt stops me from getting emailed letters from my ISP about Linux ISOs I download
KAlso, watching BBC iPlayer from my home
KI used to use it for Netflix, but who can afford Netflix anymore?
KI use qBittorrent, yea
KBind it to mullvad, no leaks
Ai think the only alternative i seen is transmission but qbit is more noob friendly
CFragments is cool
KI'd argue Transmission has a simpler interface
Kbut I've only used it on mac, maybe the Linux version is different
Aalmost everything in mac is user friendly tho
Kyeah but usually ported foss apps aren't (significantly) changed
Amac does have its own design language right
Abut i dont think they really enforce it to third party
CFragments just uses Transmission under the hood iirc
Aarent mostly using same libtorrent?
Ajust different frontend
Kthis is 99% of stuff
Kdoes it play media? probably uses ffmpeg, etc.
Ai mean under the hood probably yeah
BWhat's up everybody. I'm new here and I'm hearing great things about this OS. Is it really better than the original SteamOS. And is it available for The Oled version?
SMullvad does automatic server switching? I have to use Proton for port forwarding but I want this so bad.
Jit is available for the oled, idk if its better since I only used in desktop and laptop, but its a more updated version as many steamos packages are frozen
Ait will be biased towards bazzite here, personally i think it is better tho
CWell, it auto-reconnects and after failed attempts will try to connect to another server
Aalso lcd is better supported, oled still have some quirks
Rnot seeing Proton GE on my dropdown in steam
Rand yes i have ge 9.9 installed
BI see only the steam deck 256+ version. Will that work on the Oled version? I'm very curious on this now lol
BOhhhhhhhh
VYes, it works on the OLED
SAhh. I know it'd probably cause interruptions but I was thinking like "every hour check and connect to fastest server" in case of congestion. To spread the load a little.
VThe reason it says 256+ is because it doesn't work on the 64GB SSD. So long as your Steam Deck is anything other than that, it will work.
BDo I need a keyboard and mouse or can I use the on screen keyboard on my steam deck
