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Hello! Of course. Eddie offers a GUI with a one-click connection button, but the case of firewalld is so special to be a very rare exception requiring manual intervention by the system administrator. We can't allow Eddie to manipulate your system in such a profound way. Note that Eddie will work anyway, but you can't use Network Lock to prevent leaks, because firewalld takes exclusive ownership of the firewall rules (Network Lock is based on firewall rules). And after all, do not underestimate yourself. The steps to fix the situation are very simple and "once and for all". Let's break the steps down: 1. Open a terminal (aka shell or Console or Konsole) from your Desktop Environment 2. Type the following command: sudo nano /etc/firewalld/firewalld.conf 3. You are now inside the "nano" editor, editing the firewalld configuration file with administrator (root) privileges. Move with the cursor arrow keys between the options and enter the following line: NftablesTableOwner=no make sure you press ENTER at the end of the line (so the line stays alone between all the other options, anywhere). 4. Save the file by pressing CTRL + O (keep CTRL pressed, and type O) 5. Exit the editor by pressing CTRL + X 6. Restart firewalld with the command (on the terminal): sudo systemctl restart firewalld Kind regards