Download a VPN app for linux
- Keep your Linux machine private with a fast, native VPN client.
- VPN Duo currently supports 64-bit Intel and AMD systems (x86_64/amd64).
- Strengthened by community input — our Linux VPN app is completely open source.
v1.0.1 · 95 MB · .deb (amd64 only)
VPN Duo for Linux
VPN Duo officially supports the following systems running GNOME or KDE desktop environments.
Ubuntu 20.04+
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Debian 11+
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Linux Mint 21+
.debWhat 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
VPN Duo currently ships as an amd64 .deb package for Ubuntu, Debian, Linux Mint, and other compatible Debian-based distributions. Download it, install it with a single command, and you’re connected in under a minute.
1. Download the package
Grab the latest release below. Only 64-bit Intel and AMD machines are supported (amd64). ARM devices such as Raspberry Pi are not supported by this build.
v1.0.1 · 95 MB · .deb (amd64 only)
2. Install the package
Open a terminal in the folder you downloaded to and run the command below.
sudo dpkg -i ./vpn-duo_1.0.1_amd64.deb3. Open VPN Duo
Look for the VPN Duo icon in your applications menu and launch it. The first time you open the app it asks for your administrator password — a one-time step so VPN Duo can manage your network connections.
4. Log in and connect
Sign in with your VPN Duo account, then click “Secure my connection” to connect to the fastest available server.