NordVPN has rolled out a desktop GUI client for Linux devices, which is a great development, albeit one that won't work on your Steam Deck.

Surfshark has launched a Linux VPN app; it is the first popular VPN provider to offer its users a Linux app with an actual GUI.

The new GUI brings visually rich elements and ease of use without compromising advanced features. With just a few clicks, users can connect to a server, manage preferences, and monitor their VPN ...

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Linux users in need of a proper VPN service, rejoice! Surfshark has just launched its very own Linux VPN with a full-blown graphic user interface (GUI). Now, for the first time ever, Linux users ...

Surfshark bumped up its renewal prices this year, but it's still a top-tier VPN that’s fast, excellent for streaming and full ...

Installing a VPN on Linux using your VPN provider's app is the easiest method If your VPN provider offers a Linux app, that's the best way to run a virtual private network on your PC.

I use the PPTP Client to connect my work VPN. Works nicely although it's a bit of chore to set it up to start/top from the command-line. Their instructions for a basic gui-based connection are ...

Private Internet Access VPN (for Linux) nails a fine balance between security, privacy, speed, and ease of use. So, those who need a Linux VPN without sacrificing power, look no further. But if ...

SurfsharkThe fastest Linux VPN with a GUI Surfshark is a lightning-fast VPN that's packed with features and has a slick Linux GUI. It's only marginally more expensive than PIA, but it maxed out my ...