Linus Färnstrand

Yes, the entire `17.x.x.x` net is Apple's. But that has nothing to do with the LAN, that's on the internet. Our VPN app does not prevent communication with that IP...

I suppose Ubuntu does not kill all User 1 processes on "logout" then? I guess it's more of a user switch rather than user logout? If that is true, then...

It's strange that it just becomes white and unresponsive. If the frontend receives a `SIGTERM` it should exit cleanly, it does for me here. Maybe you have so little memory...

We have been able to reliably reproduce this internally. So, your OOM manager sends SIGTERM to the *renderer process*, not the Electron parent process. We gracefully handle the latter, but...

This is by design. The device concept removes the WireGuard key management view on purpose. A user should not need to see their cryptographical keys, that's very low level. The...

> Is there an equivalent for Windows users or it's an universal command? The CLI is available on all desktop OSes. Just start your console (`cmd.exe`) and run the command...

There is no device page. If you look at the account page under settings you will see the *device name*. This device name will later be presented on the website...

> Also once in a blue moon (every 3 or so months) random one of my 5 devices regenerates key by itself, loses connection and needs the key deleted on...

> Therefore, the ability to manually regenerate a key to get back up and running again on a different device is crucial to me. You will be able to keep...

The device registration (device name and current WireGuard key) is the only thing that will be lost on logout. All other settings remain the same.