I don't know if you are attached to NordVPN, but I just want to let you know that there are other VPNs that do respect their Linux customers and give them GUIs. But apparently you have to run other commands to finish the install, and even then NordVPN still won't give you a GUI.
This is the command that you ran when you clicked install and the green button turned red. There are two ways to set up a VPN connection with NordVPN on Ubuntu. In that YouTube video, the first command is sudo dpkg -i nordvpn-release_1.0.0_all.deb The NordVPN native application is the recommended option for connecting to NordVPN servers on your Linux device. You have to use the terminal to do all the steps. When the button turns red like you said, you know it installed correctly. The Ubuntu app was built with a kill switch, ad blocker, and anti-malware filter. You did everything correctly and the program installed correctly, but NordVPN hates their Linux customers and they don't include a GUI for Linux. NordVPN has a dedicated app for Linux users. When I search the VPN in the search bar I don't find it. The system tray gives me a little key icon to let me know that I either am, or am not, connected to NordVPN. It opens a new window with a green buttonĪfter that the button turns red and gives me the option to remove the package Basically you set up NordVPN directly in Linux/Ubuntu's Network Manager, and when complete, in order to connect you just click your network icon in the system tray and choose connect, and vice versa to disconnect.
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