Hi, I am not a developer. I already installed Fedora Workstation on my laptop.
Usually on Windows 11 I used Throne app.
Unfortunately Fedora app search bar doesn't find it.
What I can install to replace Throne (proxy manager) on Fedora?
Provider: Xeovo (of course)
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Hey,
Not sure what is the exact problem you are facing, but we made a tutorial video exactly on Fedora with Throne https://hub.xeovo.com/posts/46-how-to-install-stealth-proxies-on-linux
There is no other better client available for Stealth Proxies on Linux at the moment.
When you told "Run" Throne you mean it is not installed, just ran?
I would like install Throne for Linux, is natively possible? Flatpak?!?!? Or something else... (easy way to update the app)
Xeovo was suggesting to download the precompiled release, unarchive it and run the program manually, i.e by chmod'ing the executable and running it. I do understand why that's cancerous.
There are no flatpaks providing VPN functionality but GUI's talking to the background service because of the bubblewrap's sandboxing and permissions constraints.
The preferred way of installing software that isn't present in the mainline repositories of your Linux distribution of choice is to add 3rd party repositories/packages. In case of Fedora, you can either download the copr version or follow the officially recommended download option