How to install Proton VPN on Arch Linux
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Proton VPN offers a Linux GUI app (with a graphic user interface) and a Linux CLI (command-line tool). These are available on Arch Linux as a package(new window) maintained by a dedicated community contributor. We’re working towards providing official support for Arch. In the meantime, support may be limited.
- Other ways to use Proton VPN on Linux
- How to use the Proton VPN Linux GUI app
- How to use the Proton VPN CLI
To install the GUI app, open a terminal window and run:
pacman -S proton-vpn-gtk-app
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To install the CLI tool, open a terminal window and run:
pacman -S proton-vpn-cli
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Note that Proton VPN requires:
- gnome-keyring(new window) (it may also work with KDE’s KWallet, but this is not officially supported)
- NetworkManager(new window)
To use split tunneling (currently available on the GUI app only), systemd-resolved(new window) is also required.