Download a VPN app for linux
- Keep your Linux security up to speed with the fastest Linux VPN.
- Secure VPN Linux client for aarch64, armv5, armv7, i386, and x86_64. Minimal kernel version: 3.7.0 for aarch64 and 3.2.0 for other architectures.
- Strengthened by community input — our Linux VPN app is completely open source.
VPN Duo for Linux
VPN Duo officially supports the following systems running GNOME or KDE desktop environments.
Ubuntu 20.04+
Debian 11+
Fedora 32+
Linux Mint 21+
Raspberry Pi OS
What is a VPN for Linux?
A virtual private network, or VPN, for Linux is a sophisticated cybersecurity tool that encrypts internet traffic and hides IP addresses from prying eyes.
A VPN for Linux stops others (including your internet service provider, or ISP) from monitoring the internet connections of Linux users, ensuring safer internet access and helping them defeat online censorship measures.
How to install a VPN on Linux
Linux users can add GUI and CLI VPN versions on Debian, Ubuntu, Elementary OS, Linux Mint systems, and RPM-based distros. You can also download a Snap package from the Linux Snap Store for desktop, cloud, or IoT — it’s easy to install, safe, and dependency free. Follow this simple installation guide:
1. Install the Linux VPN app with GUI
Write the command line below into the terminal and click “Enter.”
sh <(wget -qO - https://downloads.cybershieldvpn.com/apps/linux/install.sh)2. Open VPN Duo
After you install the Linux app, look for the VPN Duo icon in your Linux desktop environment and launch it.
3. Log in to your VPN Duo account
Log in with your VPN Duo Account email and password.
4. Connect to a VPN server
Click “Secure my connection” and enjoy secure browsing.