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NordVPN Linux App Updated with New GUI
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Linux users have been able to use an official, comprehensive command-line interface for NordVPN for many years.
The addition of a graphical user-interface (which can be used alongside the command-line one) should help the company broaden access to its services by making it easier to use NordVPN without needing to look up commands and type them in.
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NordVPN has now a full GUI Linux VPN app – here's how to upgrade
NordVPN has just unveiled a long-awaited upgrade for all Linux users – a full graphical user interface (GUI) for its VPN client.
The updated Linux VPN app makes privacy more accessible for the Linux community, thanks to rich visual elements that promise to ease the use of advanced features.
"This launch is a natural progression of our mission to make cybersecurity accessible and seamless for everyone. Whether you’re a seasoned Linux user or new to the OS, we believe this GUI will enhance your NordVPN experience," said NordVPN's CTO, Marijus Briedis.
Good news for Linux users as NordVPN launches a full GUI | Tom's Guide
NordVPN has released an exciting new update for its Linux VPN, with the launch of a full graphical user interface (GUI).
The new GUI brings updated visuals and ease of use, promising not to compromise advanced features and security.
You can connect to a server, manage preferences, and monitor your VPN connection in a few simple clicks – no command interface needed.
NordVPN Launches Linux GUI App
NordVPN, the popular and highly rated VPN provider, has launched a Linux GUI app, bringing near-parity with macOS and Windows.
NordVPN is one of the most popular VPN providers and is consistently recommended for its security, privacy, and Swiss jurisdiction. While the service could be used on Linux until now, there was no GUI app for Linux. The company has addressed that shortcoming, bringing the Linux experience closer to macOS and Windows.
NordVPN Has a Linux GUI App, and Now It May Be My Primary VPN
In 2014, I recovered an old mini PC that didn’t have an operating system, and installed a Linux OS to bring it back to life. Ever since then, I’ve been a big Linux user and advocate. While learning the command line is useful, I’m a huge proponent of graphical user interface apps, because they’re often less intimidating for Linux newcomers.
Many VPNs only have command-line apps for Linux, but that’s changing since NordVPN introduced its first-ever GUI Linux app, which is easier and less intimidating to use for beginners than a command-line interface app. With its recently released Linux GUI application, NordVPN may be my daily driver thanks to its blazing-fast speeds, excellent streaming support and unique privacy features for power users like me.