OBSERVED RESULT EXPECTED RESULT Need a gui for suppot dns o tls or doh but it does not have a gui front end although it can be done with systemd resolved.conf edit but a gui is actually required. Not essential but it is required. SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Linux/KDE Plasma: fedora 35 (available in About System) KDE Plasma Version: 5.23 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION None
What exactly do you want a GUI for configuring? I can't quite tell.
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(In reply to Nate Graham from comment #1) > What exactly do you want a GUI for configuring? I can't quite tell. Yes thanks for your reply i really love kde I think the lack of gui that is if you have ever used a android They provide dns over tls with in a gui like settings- network and internet- advance- private dns and set your costom one. That gui like experience is not there i hope it is not hard though to implement as systemd resolved already have that option.
(In reply to Nate Graham from comment #1) > What exactly do you want a GUI for configuring? I can't quite tell. And i am active in some forums and i find some are actually set there dns over tls and want some gui to use it as it is seems like easy and there is no reason to have i a first place. Sometimes people what to have custom dns like adguard or nextdns or some small provides. Can we make it implicated in the next or upcoming release.
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what is the status of my request i really want to have dns over tls and dns over https or dns over quic or dnscrypt can we have a gui in settings by which we can set up.
>what is the status of my request The same until you see a comment otherwise. It does seem NetworkManager gained support a few months ago: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/NetworkManager/NetworkManager/-/issues/258 so now it should be relatively doable our side.
*** Bug 462210 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Created attachment 154662 [details] mockup for gno0me
Created attachment 154663 [details] mock up for gnome
Just wanted to add that this would be a great feature to have that no other Linux desktop environment offers at the moment but that's well known from e.g. Android ("Private DNS") and already supported by systemd. I think it could be as simple as setting the values in `/etc/systemd/resolved.conf` for `DNS=0.0.0.0#example.com` and `DNSoverTLS=[opportunistic/yes/no]` and maybe `DNSSEC=[yes/no]`. Optionally we could have some pre-populated providers like NextDNS, Cloudflare, Adguard or Quad9.