Bind your torrent client to your VPN interface so that if the VPN loses connection for whatever reason, nothing downloads or uploads via your client.
Duckling5746
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Didn't know you could share the pass-through. Thanks for that bit of info!
I use the back buttons for all sorts of stuff. But the most common use is remapping ABXY to them. That way, I dont have to lift my thumb off the joysticks as much.
Also some games have easier menu navigation with a mouse, so I'll map left and right click to r1 and l1 and use a track pad to navigate menus.
I'm on Debian Stable with KDE Plasma. Been thinking of trying XFCE because i've only heard good things. But eh...everything runs smoothly as it is so I'm happy.
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Welcome! Glad you're here :)
Love Thunder. It looks great and works great.
I've also been using Alexandrite on desktop since my server admins have it set up and prefer it over the default ui
Try ProtonVPN. It has a free tier that will probably work for your needs.
They didn't say how long they stay at any location for. So if it's a short trip for a few days and then fly back home, traveling with just a carry-on is very reasonable.
Is there any news on when the debian PPA repo will be updated?
Thank you for your continued support and work on i2p!
I'm using qBittorrent's web ui, and you get to the setting from Options (cog symbol)->Advanced tab->Network Interface. Figuring out which network interface is the VPN interface depends on your OS.