If you are using Linux don’t use the GUI app. It will lock up and leak past a killswitch.

The CLI app works ok. It annoyingly has issues reconnecting on reboot without disabling and renabling the killswitch. Sometimes it works, other times not.

Too much use of patroeon would be awful. I dont want cable 3.0 where I’m forced to pay for every Chanel

Regardless of what a message box says the majority of people are gonna have to Google the issue.

Linux powerusers have a meltdown when trying to comprehend that there exists a middle ground between power user and complete idiot, I guess - which leads to small essays saying nothing at all to people who will blindly agree with it no matter what it is says because it’s anti-corporate / anti Microsoft.

Does this person think these are unique insights? It’s not some big secret that manufacturers and software developers have continually tried to make their products easier to use so as to attract customers.

Learned helplessness lmao, what a load of shit.

So many kiddos arguing ridiculous politics here.

No, it was done through command line

I had to follow a tutorial, I believe there was a file or 2 that had to be edited with something specific. I’ll try to find it for you when I’m off work.

I’m not using containers at the moment, can you link me to more info on how to set that up? Specifically asking for the VPN / router bit. Think I can figure out the basics of containers.

Using Qbittorrent, I didn’t know about that feature when the leak happened, but its been enabled ever since.

I’m pretty sure 1pv6 is disabled, I went rhoguh steps but I’m not 100% how to verify. Ipleak tests show falling back on ipv4 instead of 6, if that’s any indication

I pay $50 / mo for 100 down, 5 up 1.25tb cap. I feel ya. It’s another $50 just for no cap.

I’m not the guy above, but I dont see how they’re comparable really. One is god knows how many monthly subscriptions for the rest of time, or the up front cost of storage.

Not true at all. In my experience just about everything I need to do must be installed via cli on Ubuntu, following sometimes a page long guide of shit to do.

Until you try to use a flash drive and nothing can see the default mount point. You can web browse and that’s about all

Anything more than web browsing and yeah, you really do.

Yall miss the point. Im guessing willfully. No average desktop user wants to be forced to use command line to do anything.

Linux will never see mainstream desktop usage.

This is the first I’m hearing of streamio / debrid. What does debris do exactly? Their website isn’t really clear.

Sounds like the problem was between the keyboard and chair.