Best VPNs for Linux with and without GUI
The Linux operating system takes up a tiny portion of the market because it appears daunting to the average person. It’s commonly known as the hacker-preferred OS controlled primarily through the command line. Meanwhile, the typical Windows and Mac user probably doesn’t even know what a terminal is.
It might be easier to persuade people to switch to Linux if more services had a familiar GUI (Graphical User Interface). At the same time, they should support the beloved command line to appeal to die-hard Linux enthusiasts.
Let’s begin with VPN (Virtual Private Network) services, as these tools are essential cybersecurity and online anonymity tools. We compiled a short list of three providers that offer both GUI and command line options for Linux.