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The slowdown of websites when connected to the vpn was very dramatic. The VPN is used to tunnel through the existing network connection.

Reconnecting to either wired or wireless brought back the option to connect to the openvpn in Network Manager instantly. I have some observations to report.Īs noted by when I used Network Manager to disconnect from the wired and wireless connection, the option for openvpn disappeared. Next time start new tread in the suitable subforum for each unrelated question and give each thread a meaningful subject that allows anyone to see what your question is. You cannot reach VPN server if you disconnect base connection used to access VPN server.Īnd none of your questions has anything to do with ProtonVPN. VPN connection is started in addition to any other existing connection. Do I disconnect from wired and wireless? Or does NM negotiate with the wired and wireless connection to route them over openvpn? I now have three connections listed: wired, wireless and openvpn. Or you could compare package list in pre and post snapshots assuming you use btrfs. Otherwise if you used YaST/zypper to install, you may look in /var/log/zypp/history for packages installed “at the same time”. “zypper remove -clean-deps” may do what you want. It does not help to understand you questions.

You systematically use “files” when you talk about “packages”. Do I remember correctly that there is a command that will uninstall all the files that were brought in with the main package?