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It’s a good match with antiX, almost no extra resources needed and the only dependency is openresolv.
Thanks again @andyprough….
I was not familiar with wireguard before but now when you published this topic it definitely attracted my interest.
I did a test install on Bookworm antiX and it appeared to work fine. Just a question though: If I am not mistaken it appeared to install kernel 6.16 coming from Liquorix. I will need to redo install as I may have not interpretted correctly. To be clear, I am using Liquorix kernel 6.12 in my Trixie antiX and I should be focusing on that perhaps, as Trixie antiX appears to be rock solid in my testing and slowly Bookworm becomes history.
Looking forward to playing with Wireguard as it sounds very good from what I am reading so far…
Many thanks for raising this topic…
Live antiX Boot Options (Previously posted by Xecure):
http://antixlinuxfan.miraheze.org/wiki/Table_of_antiX_Boot_Parameters