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Python update prevents the Proton VPN Linux app from installing

The Proton VPN Linux app and CLI use Python dependencies. Most distributions can handle Python version updates without causing any problems, but updating to a new version of Python can prevent the Proton VPN installer from running correctly.  This issue mainly affects Arch-based distributions (including Manjaro and Garuda Linux). The […]

 

How to install the new beta Proton VPN app for Linux

Thank you for helping us test this new software. We support our new beta Proton VPN app for Linux app on the following platforms. Please click the relevant link for full setup instructions. Please note that we only officially support the beta app on Debian, Ubuntu, and Fedora. It should […]

 

How to install the new beta Proton VPN app for Linux

Proton VPN offers both a Linux app with a graphical user interface and a Linux CLI. In this article, we explain how to install and use the early-access version of our Linux CLI. The early-access version of the Proton VPN Linux CLI is available for many Linux Debian-based distros and […]

 

How to install a VPN on Kali Linux

Please note that we only officially support Linux on Debian, Ubuntu, and Fedora. Reports indicate that our Linux app works on Kali, but support for this distribution may be limited. 1. Download our DEB package to install our repository This package contains the repository configuration and keys that are required […]

 

How to install a VPN on MX Linux

Please note that we only officially support Linux on Debian, Ubuntu, and Fedora. Reports indicate that our Linux app works on MX Linux, but support for this distribution may be limited. 1. Our DEB package will install the Proton VPN repository on your system This package contains the repository configuration […]

 

How to install a VPN on Linux Mint

Please note that we only officially support Linux on Debian, Ubuntu, and Fedora. Reports indicate that our Linux app works on Linux Mint, but support for this distribution may be limited and is restricted to the GNOME desktop environment. 1. Download our repository setup package This package contains the repository […]

 

How to manually configure WireGuard on Linux

WireGuard® is a fast, lightweight, and secure VPN protocol.  Learn more about WireGuard We offer a GUI app and CLI tool for Linux. These include a kill switch, but currently support the OpenVPN protocol only (not WireGuard).  It’s possible to manually configure WireGuard on Linux using third-party clients. In this […]

 

How to help test-run the early-access Proton VPN Linux app

You can support Proton by using the early-access versions of our Linux app and Linux CLI. You will gain access to new features before they are released publicly, and you can provide feedback to help us find and address bugs. Please be aware, though, that there may be security and […]

 

How to manually configure OpenVPN for Proton VPN in Linux

OpenVPN is a battle-tested, open-source VPN protocol used by our Linux VPN app and Linux CLI.  It’s also possible to manually configure OpenVPN on Linux using third-party clients. In this guide, we’ll show you how to configure OpenVPN on any Linux distribution using the command line or NetworkManager (for those […]

 

How to install Proton VPN on Fedora

In this article, we describe how to use the Proton VPN for Linux app on your Fedora system. Our app officially supports the latest stable Fedora version running the GNOME desktop environment. Download the repository configuration and keys required to install the Proton VPN app. Enter: 1. Download the package. […]

 

How to install Proton VPN on Ubuntu

Our app officially supports the latest stable Ubuntu LTS version running the GNOME desktop environment. It should work on most distributions based on Ubuntu, but we haven’t tested them and therefore do not officially support them. To install the app, open a terminal window and: 1. Download the repository configuration […]

 

How to install Proton VPN on Debian

Our app officially supports the latest stable Debian version running the GNOME desktop environment. It should also work with most distributions based on Debian (not Ubuntu Server or Raspbian), but they are not officially supported. To install the app, open a terminal window and: 1. Download the repository configuration and […]

 

How to use the old (v3) Linux CLI

At present, the offical Proton VPN Linux doesn’t support a command line tool. If you need a CLI, you can still use our old (v3) CLI tool. How to install the v3 Linux CLI Debian-based distros If you have the official (v4) Linux app installed on your system, you must first […]

 

How do I install and uninstall Proton VPN on Windows?

The following instructions are applicable for Windows versions 7,8 and 10. Proton VPN’s native client app is the simplest way to install Proton VPN on your device. To guarantee the protection of your data we use OpenVPN protocol by default. Once installed you can start using Proton VPN right away. […]

 

How to watch ServusTV with Proton VPN

ServusTV is an Austrian broadcast TV station. Its name comes from servus, a greeting used in the former Austro-Hungarian Empire. ServusTV offers live streaming of its broadcast channel, plus “catch-up” streaming of its shows and sports events. Some content is freely available with no geo-restrictions, but many shows and sports […]

 

How to watch JioCinema with Proton VPN

JioCinema is an Indian online streaming service that offers a wide range of movies, TV shows, music videos, documentaries, and sports events. Content is available in many languages, including English, Hindi, Tamil, Gujarati, Bengali, and Marathi. JioCinema is part of the Jio Platforms network, which also operates India’s largest mobile […]

 


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