So, I’m coming over here to try and figure out what I can due to fix the issue. I contacted Proton and was basically told I was on my own since Endeavor is not an officially supported platform. This package includes all of Proton’s services: Proton VPN, Proton Mail, Proton Calendar, and Proton Drive. If you’re looking for more extensive features, Proton VPN’s Unlimited plan ranges from 4.999.99/mo. Completely purging ProtonVPN from my system does not change anything. Proton even has a free plan, with access to 100-plus servers in three countries (the U.S., Netherlands, and Japan). This is both on a fresh reboot and after a sleep cycle. I also tried looking at my ifconfig table and still no luck. The only thing that showed in my nmcli connections table as active was my ethernet connection. I read that this can be due to IPV6leak protection built into the VPN killswitch, so I followed the official protonVPN instructions on deactivating that with no luck. The types of errors I get in my tray are things like “Missing VPN plugin”, “Failed to activate connection”, “failed to deactivate connection”, “Failed to get secrets”, and “Captive portal detected”. After the installation, no matter if I’m running the VPN service or not, I can’t put my system to sleep or hibernate without losing the ability to connect to my network. I wanted to try out the official ProtonVPN client on Endeavor, so I followed their official installation instructions for Arch/Manjaro.
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