Ok, good. Not going to criticize companies for targeting native Linux apps. But in this specific case: why? I’m a Mullvad customer, and it’s the same thing: Mullvad programs in AUR, a Mullvad app in the Android app store. Why? Isn’t everyone using Wireguard by now? Why not just use a Wireguard client? Even if you aren’t a CLI person - not even enough to use wg-quick and the most stupidly simple config file in the history of computing - there are still GUI Wireguard applications for every platform.

In the modern age of Wireguard, can someone explain the end-user value of business-specific VPN applications?