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The version you've been using on Linux was already in the Linux kernel. It's a Linux kernel module. Now it's just part of the official Linux source release, s
by cjbprime 7y ago
The version you've been using on Linux was already in the Linux kernel. It's a Linux kernel module. Now it's just part of the official Linux source release, so groups like Linux distributions such as Ubuntu will start turning it on by default.
- kikoreis 7y agoIndeed, and it's worth calling out that we've worked to ensure that 20.04 LTS, which will ship with 5.4, does have Wireguard support featured in it.