PS: I've never used GitHub where command line is at, I looked at it and have no idea how to download. Here is the second page for Command Line Tool ĭ. To instead use the Linux VPN command line tool. Here is the first page I'm directed to which explains they prefer not manually installing. Sudo apt install -y openvpn dialog python3-pip python3-setuptoolsĬ. On Debian / Ubuntu / Linux Mint and other derivatives, please use: dialog (optional, needed for interactive selection).You will need the latest updates of the following dependencies installed on your Linux repository: I assume that needs to be first before anything else?) My VPN hasn’t been turned off for months and works fine. If you want to have an always on VPN, upgrade to the paid version.
ProtonVPN isn’t only when needed but the free version of it and any free VPN will run into this issue. It also says to install these (I see there is a command line instruction that can be copies and pasted into command line. ProtonVPN Free only has a select number of IP addresses it can use and even then, there are only three countries. I'm going to set up to run proton vpn, the instructions recommends Linux VPN command line tool.ī. * Below the sudo protonvpn init command there is a box filled with what to do once you get into Proton, where you will enter the openvpn account user name and password, Then select your proton plan (free, basic, plus, visionary), then default is 1., Then it asks you to confirm all so select Y for yes. Next into command line sudo protonvpn initįind your openvpn account user name and password (which are not the user name and password you use to sign in with.) Next into command line sudo pip3 install protonvpn-cli For Ubuntu enter into command line sudo apt install -y openvpn dialog python3-pip python3-setuptools
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