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Fedora Kinoite and ProtonVPN
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I don't use Fedora so I'm going to be one of those annoying people and not answer your question. However, I found the official UI to be awful and glitchy on Linux. I use Ubuntu with KDE Plasma and imported a few different Proton OpenVPN country configs into network manager and they work great. It's possible to import wireguard config also, but IIRC there was a bit of fiddling with that.
Yeah, just using the OpenVPN file (which is natively supported by networkmanager) is way cleaner, even if you don't get all the features. Unfortunately, I don't think it's possible to use it on immutable distros.