This is great news, and I'm looking forward to giving it a try once it's released as part of the kernel.
I've been using tinc[1] for several years now, and it's been very simple to configure and use. Similarly to WG, it can tunnel over UDP, but also over TCP, supports router or switch modes, NAT traversal, etc. It's a great project, but not very popular and I'm concerned about its maintenance and security issues moving forward.
To someone who's used both projects: can WG today be a drop-in replacement for tinc?
I've been using tinc[1] for several years now, and it's been very simple to configure and use. Similarly to WG, it can tunnel over UDP, but also over TCP, supports router or switch modes, NAT traversal, etc. It's a great project, but not very popular and I'm concerned about its maintenance and security issues moving forward.
To someone who's used both projects: can WG today be a drop-in replacement for tinc?
[1]: https://tinc-vpn.org/