So yes that’s the reason why I feel like re-installing the system. But perhaps it is about investing a couple of thousands hours in this project to get used to the way it works. So I am rather shocked about the complexity it takes on this platform. It took 2 minuttes to make it work on windows 10 as well as on a Mac notebook. I am a simple user not expecting to spend 1-2 weeks to get my vpn to connect to the internet. So it is a situation with no end unless you spend a lot of time reading up on the subject or got an education within computer science. Just one of the above mentioned things starts a new process involving other factors I have no clues about. A seemingly innocent little connection problem suddenly escalates into a chain of new subjects like refresh tokens, token validation, TLS handshakes, keyrings, network managers etc. It’s not about the problem itself, it’s about all the other things in the problem-solving process. Remember, each time I run into a problem with Linux then I have to start a learning process. One little problem usually turns out to be a massive problem involving all kinds of settings that is dependant of each other multiplying the time factor involved many times. Also, my experience with Linux so far is, that it takes 10x as much time to adjust the system than to re-install it. So the problem is that my OS is probably configured wrongly because of all those adjustments that did not work out. So at this moment I have been trying numerous things based on the chatbots recommendations and I have no clue about the consequences of these actions. And even though I do this then most of the times things don’t work out succesfully. Most of the time I have to ask the chatbot (PGT) how to solve problems. I do not know how this OS functions and how to adjust simple things.

So those little tweaks and adjustments experienced users would use to fix the situation is not an option. The thing is I am completely new to Tumbleweed or any other distros.

Proton vpn not working