We will probably see that the WiFi is disconnected, but, even if the icon does not indicate it like that, we will be connected to the internet. Unlike the CLI version, we had to put our 'key' in it, in the ProtonVPN app just put our username and password and then click 'Quick connect' or choose a server. If we have Pamac installed, we just have to search for 'protonvpn', click install, then OK, put the password and accept to install software and dependencies.Īnd its operation is very simple. Arch Linux / Manjaro and Arch-based systems - is available from the AUR.

Fedora - The RPM package is downloaded and installed for you to install software and repository.

That will also install the repository for future updates.

Debian / Ubuntu / Linux Mint / MX Linux / Kali Linux and any Debian or Ubuntu based system is assumed: the DEB package is downloaded and installed.

To install ProtonVPN we can do what is explained in the official website, which we could summarize as follows: ProtonVPN already has a graphical interface also on Linux Until now, although there had been something in AUR (Arch Linux) for a while, we had to open a terminal, write a command, choose a VPN from among 3 countries, or more for paying users, and connect. The news, which has been sent by mail to all users of Protonmail, is that now we can use the VPN software with the app with user interface. The app with a user interface recently appeared in the official Manjaro repositories, but it was not until today that the company made its launch official. The app has always been available for mobile devices, and for Windows as well, but we couldn't use it on Linux and we had to rely on the command line version. Although I don't do anything to worry about too much in networks, I have been installed on Manjaro, Kubuntu, Android and iOS for a long time ProtonVPN.

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