Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Would it be possible to make this CLI work also in WSL (eg. bash), but interacting with the host machine instead of the linux subsystem? Meaning: controlling the host from within the guest.
Describe the solution you'd like
As far as i understand, this tools needs an OpenVPN client in order to work.
What about using the host's .exes? They are accessible even in WSL.
before switching to Proton, i was using a WSL script to (re/dis)connect my previous vpn, NordVPN, by invoking its .exe, and it worked perfectly.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. Would it be possible to make this CLI work also in WSL (eg. bash), but interacting with the host machine instead of the linux subsystem? Meaning: controlling the host from within the guest.
Describe the solution you'd like As far as i understand, this tools needs an OpenVPN client in order to work. What about using the host's
.exes? They are accessible even in WSL. before switching to Proton, i was using a WSL script to (re/dis)connect my previous vpn, NordVPN, by invoking its.exe, and it worked perfectly.Describe alternatives you've considered no idea
Additional context no idea