[jhurliman]

Is there a version of Ubuntu that has GUI NetworkManager support for WireGuard? I’m missing the convenience of toggling the VPN on and off from the system menu.

[lbeltrame]

Versions >= 1.20 have support for all the bits and pieces (including routing all traffic). Initial support landed in 1.18.

[zoonosis]

If that is the case, it looks like Ubuntu 19.10 and later have support.

https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=network-manager&...

[kova12]

if it does, I don't see "how"

[tsukurimashou]

I don't know try to type "Wireguard NetworkManager Ubuntu" in your favorite search engine?

https://blogs.gnome.org/thaller/2019/03/15/wireguard-in-netw...

[tsar9x]

I don't know try to read parent's comment again and see it's about GUI?

[kova12]

this doesn't even work for me in CLI. I'm able to create a connection from a wg0.conf file, but it's not coming up, while regular wireguard tools work just fine

[eleitl]

They've backported Wireguard to the next LTS (20.04 aka Focal Fossa) kernel, so wait a bit. Officially, it's due 23rd April.

[9cirno9]

KDE does support configuring and enabling/disabling WireGuard over the GUI.

[kickout]

Agreed. I have Wireguard installed, but am positive I don't have it configured properly.

[kova12]

it's pretty hard to misconfigure it, and then it either works or it doesn't.

[gclawes]

Or login management that doesn't involve pre-shared keys?

[sk5t]

A keypair is not a pre-shared key; but if you're looking for a tool to pull public keys (and peer AllowedIPs) from some other central source of truth, a script might be the right call for now.

[heavyset_go]

Plasma Desktop does.