Linux support for VPNs has traditionally been an afterthought, but that’s changing quite rapidly. Some top-tier VPNs have done away with the old command-line interfaces and brought Linux support into the 21st century with fully-featured clients that match the experience you’d get on Windows or MacOS.
Surfshark is one of the leaders here, as its VPN app offers a fantastic set of privacy features across all of its apps. However, there’s a little bit of elbow grease involved in making it happen on Linux. You’ll still need to do some work in the terminal to get Surfshark up and running, so we’ve put together a quick guide to make it as simple as possible.
