First of all, love the project. Thanks for tackling it and sticking to it.
I know that talking about a windows client is really early at this point, but is your team considering implementing it in a way that actually uses the UWP VPN provider interfaces (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/uwp/api/Windows.Networking....) instead of (or in addition to) the OpenVPN-style system tray app? I know there's been some strides towards using UWP from rust. And if you're thinking about it, early consideration might give extra time for any necessary interactions with MS.
It would be really nice to have an open-source VPN implementation actually integrate with the OS, and I think it might provide the impetus people need to ditch OpenVPN. So even if you don't plan on directly working to integrate with the OS interfaces, please consider referencing the APIs when working on userspace libraries. Keeping the needs in mind could at least simplify any future efforts in that regard.
I know that talking about a windows client is really early at this point, but is your team considering implementing it in a way that actually uses the UWP VPN provider interfaces (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/uwp/api/Windows.Networking....) instead of (or in addition to) the OpenVPN-style system tray app? I know there's been some strides towards using UWP from rust. And if you're thinking about it, early consideration might give extra time for any necessary interactions with MS.
It would be really nice to have an open-source VPN implementation actually integrate with the OS, and I think it might provide the impetus people need to ditch OpenVPN. So even if you don't plan on directly working to integrate with the OS interfaces, please consider referencing the APIs when working on userspace libraries. Keeping the needs in mind could at least simplify any future efforts in that regard.