But you aren't aware of what a VPN (or what OpenVPN) is or what it does (and what it not does). That's why I pointed you back to thread you already asked about that.
It's not a problem if you don't get it (noone knows/understands everything). But for that reason, and the reason it's explained in the previous thread, I also posted the VPN Wiki. Probably that makes it more clear to you (if you bother to read it, ofc).
yeah went through it.
Everything in relation to OpenVPN is answered in here already:
What is the difference between LibreElec and OpenVPN or are they the same?
Please read the answers you got in that thread. If it's not clear what a VPN is, please read:
Im not asking what an OpenVPN or a VPN is, so dont push me back there. My core focus was to know how do I get LibreElec to work with Chromecast and escalade cleared that to me.
If I am not clear on something I will keep ask the community members 
Can I install LibreElec on Chromecast ? Or even through an OpenVPN is there a way for that, please provide me a guide.
difference between an OS/Distribution and VPN or ? (if we don't know what is unclear, its hard to explain something
What does LibreElec has to do with Kodi ? Is it only for Kodi
Jaaxx,
Am I correct in thinking that OpenVPN allows me to connect my LibreELC (Kodi) to a VPN of my choice, currently I use Avira.
If yes, would you point me in the right direction to read up on how to install/use OpenVPN
This is what is connecting the dots to my question here.
So what I get from Jaaxx is, LibreElec is an operating system for Linux.
And OpenVPN is what could be installed on LibreElec? Otherwise can I not connect others VPNs on LibreElec
Unfortunately still not clear
I am confused from what I understand LibreElec is a distribution built to run Kodi on mediacentre hardware. (Read it in the about section of this page).
What is a distribution built ?
And what does OpenVPN has to do with LibreElec or someone can please explain in lay man language what LibreElec is and what is the connection of OpenVPN with LibreElec.
