Great! Let me know if you have any further queries.
Sam
If ordering from the US. How do I go about getting the sale price? Coupon code? Not sure how currency conversion works, I’ve never bought anything international. I’m hoping to stay under $150 US shipped. You can PM me if need be, thanks.
The discount is applied at checkout.
Current (mid market) rate is $135. Shipping is free and there are no duties / customs fees to pay.
If you pay with PayPal, you can see the exact amount in USD you will pay, although they tend to be a bit mean with their rate.
If you pay via Credit Card or Bank Transfer, then the rate is set by your bank.
Sam
Ok cool, PayPal showed $143, So they have about a 6% conversion fee, my credit card 3%…
Either way it’s still under $150US, so I’m a new customer!
Looking fwd to enjoying & learning more along the way.
Brilliant.
Out tomorrow for you with tracking. You’ll get an email when it’s dispatched
Thanks for your support
Great looking fwd to the email!
Anyway to get this acct back? I had to make a new acct, it wouldn’t let me retrieve old act
Yep — I have covered this in your other post
This old thread, but will a future version of OSMC have a VPN setting that could be configured GUI?
I been running Vero 4K without vpn this entire time 
You can install the Brian Hornsby add-on in the interim for a GUI that lets you configure VPN.
Sam
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Is there a how-to-thread for it? I’d like to find out how/where to download, install, setup.
Thx
I didn’t want only kodi vpn but one actually on the osmc os.
Managed to get through the guide here:
https://www.backtrails.net/2017/04/30/openvpn-setup-for-private-internet-access-pia-vpn-raspberry-pi-3-osmc/
I setup pia but would love an app that once you’ve setup you can swop between countries easily. First time with ssh and kodi on linux.
You have to take the steps slowly and nano isn’t easy for a newbie.
For those that think it’s too daunting it isn’t that complicated just finicky compared to windows.
Thanks to the guide writer.
Anyone has WireGuard on radar? This is a longshot but heard a lot of good things and a posible kernel integration (long shot, remember).
I think we all have it on the radar as it seems to out smart openvpn on serveral points (easy setup, floating connection, using less resources,…)
So far I have not looked into the topic setting it up on OSMC as I normally I run my VPN from my router (openwrt).
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Yes — I’m not sure how many providers support it currently however
Still in beta and such, but NordVPN is a big one which is testing with it.