If you want to opt out of sending diagnostics to ExpressVPN in the future, run this command:Įxpressvpn preferences set send_diagnostics false You can help improve ExpressVPN by sharing anonymized diagnostic reports. Note the code won’t appear on the screen. Paste the activation code you found earlier. In the Terminal window, run this command:ĭepending on your distribution, run one of the following commands:Įnter your user password to install the file.įor Arch, enter y to proceed with the installation. Click Open with Other Application > Software Install > Select.Įnter your password, then click Authenticate.Īfter the installation is complete, go to the Terminal. Locate and right-click the installer file you downloaded earlier. Note: If you cannot install the app directly with the GUI, you can install it using the command line. Install and activate the app Install the app Need help? Contact the ExpressVPN Support Team for immediate assistance. Optional: Learn about downloading the PGP key and verifying the signature. You will need the activation code for the setup later. In this case, you should download the 64-bit installer. If you see a “64” (for example, “x86_64”), you are using a 64-bit Linux distribution. You can find which Ubuntu or Fedora operating system you are running. Note: Debian and Mint users should select Ubuntu. On the right, select your Linux operating system. If prompted, enter your ExpressVPN credentials and click Sign In.Įnter the verification code that is sent to your email. Prefer video? You can follow along with the embedded clip or watch the video on YouTube here. Prefer manual setup ? See the instructions for manual setup for OpenVPN (via the Terminal) and OpenVPN (via Ubuntu Network Manager). Install the browser extension after setting up the app. If you prefer to control the ExpressVPN Linux app with a graphical user interface (GUI), you can do so with the ExpressVPN browser extension for Chrome and Firefox. However, ExpressVPN will not provide fixes for any issues on these distros. If your distro is based on any of the above operating systems, you can still set up and use ExpressVPN on it by following this tutorial. Important: ExpressVPN does not officially support any distro not listed above. Mint: Linux Mint 20.1 and Linux Mint Debian Edition (LMDE) 4.Raspberry Pi (armhf): 9 (Stretch) and 10 (Buster).Ubuntu: All LTS and interim releases currently supported by Ubuntu’s standard support window.This tutorial will show you how to set up the ExpressVPN app for Linux.ĮxpressVPN is compatible with these Linux operating systems: Love ExpressVPN? Want a free month? Refer a Friend Now
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