This package contains the repository configuration and keys that are required to install the Proton VPN app. Of course, having the system serial console in the system connected to a console or terminal server should also help debug reboot issues remotely. Get the Proton VPN repository setup DEB package. This should prevent nasty surprises like updating the kernel and then realizing, after a reboot, that it did not detect or configure the network hardware properly and you need to travel a long distance to bring the system up again. There is no official package available for openSUSE Leap 15.4. Until they make the CLI stop working I will stick with it. The Proton VPN GUI is intended for every Proton VPN service user. Just installing network-manager messes with my wireless.
And the Protonvpn guide is for Debian stable. For the latter you have to introduce a network connectivity test script that will check if the kernel has started up the network subsystem properly and reboot the system if it did not. I think it is because I am on Raspberry PI OS arm64 that is upgraded to Debian Sid. For the former you can configure your boot loader to reboot to the original kernel in the event of a failure (for more detailed information read Remotely rebooting Debian GNU/Linux machines).
If you need to do a system reboot (because of a kernel upgrade) you should make sure that the kernel will boot up correctly and network connectivity will be restored, specially if the security upgrade is done over a remote connection like ssh.
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