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Fr, and I was never the one that started complaining first saying Linux is difficult. I just came here to ask for advice and then you commented that stuff like this is why you don’t feel comfortable switching to Linux yet, and then you get attacked and I get indirectly attacked by these toxic nerds saying “okay enjoy getting spied on” or “read the fucking manual” or “skill issue”. Yea this is totally productive to the Linux community yea right.

How the fuck am I supposed to know that Network Manager won’t support DNS over TLS by default when every other operating system does? I’ve messed around with DNS before on multiple devices and never had any issues until now. We get it. You use Arch. Mr skillful

Hilarious

POV: Linux community is extremely toxic and wonders why nobody else in the tech world likes them. Insert surprised pikachu face

Could you potentially send me the instructions/steps/guide you followed? I attempted to use systemd for this but haven’t had much luck.

Please do and give me all the steps you took to get it working. Very appreciated. I tried usinf systemd-resolved but had no luck getting it to work.

Butthurt Linux gobblers are downvoting you even though you are correct. I have had so many instances of having to spend hours upon hours upon hours just do figure out how to do some basic shit on Linux that I can do on every operating system within a matter of 5 minutes. “But Linux is free and open source, but Linux isn’t spyware, but but Linux (insert whatever you want here”. This is not the point. Point is the average peeson probably doesn’t have the time and energy to spend hours upon hours trying to figure out how to setup DNS over TLS (when it can be setup in 2 minutes underneath Windows without ever needing to open up a terminal), why their microphone isn’t working (find out there are no supported drivers and need to boot into Windows whenever I need to use the mic for whatever online meeting), why their laptop doesn’t sleep properly (finds out it was a kernel related issue, had to wait until the next update), touch sensor not working, and etc etc etc.

No I am not going to stop using Linux people it is still my main OS for like 95% of my activities. But having to have my Windows partition there because my fucking microphone doesn’t work, NOT because I need it to run certain software, is the exact reason Linux will never be mainstream. But I guess you can keep pointing out Microsoft’s predatory actions instead of trying to fix Linux’s problems cause that’s productive aye?

no this is in fact a Linux issue. Because I was able to get DOT working on Windows and Android (GrapheneOS) working in like 2 minutes. This is in fact a Linux issue. Another thing that is a Linux issue is my microphone not having any drivers for the last 4 months on my brand new laptop that I bought and yes I am running the latest kernel.

No I am not going to switch back to Windows but y’all need to stop gobbling Linux as this perfect no can do wrong operating system because it is FAR from it and is still by far, the most difficult operating system to use even for some semi tech savvy people like me.

I tried the guide you sent, and it gives me an error in the terminal when I try to restart NetworkManager. This is caused by the thing in step 2, and when I remove the file that was created in step 2, NetworkManager starts fine again, but now I need to have a DNS IP address entered into IPv4 and IPv6 per network connection, and it can not be Mullvad’s DNS servers otherwise I again get no connection which again just puts me back at square one, only now I have a systemctl command running in the background for no reason.

The solution on their page does not work as my network settings are controlled by Network Manager

How would I undo this process? I am considering testing this out but how would I make it overridable again just in case?

Edit, just tried it and added the DNSoverTLS=yes line and it did not seem to fix anything so unfortunately this isn’t a solution but still a nice thing to know.

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