Here are the instructions from Proton for the cli: How to use the early-access version of Linux CLI Unfortunately I’m having trouble with that. Hoping not to completely botch up the process completely by messing up the settings in the applet, has anybody set this up successfully before and can they please point me in the right direction? many thanks However after rebooting and having my new protonvpn vm automatically start up, I do now have an unconfigured Network Manager applet in the top menu bar, with an option to set up a vpn connection. Cannot get past this point, using the Proton instructions.
Protonvpn-cli login, while substituting my Proton username, I get an error message, that protonvpn-cli is an unrecognized command. From Terminal in my new protonvpn-cli vm, entering
But then trying to log in to my Proton account for the ProtonVPN came to a crashing halt, when I used their suggested login method. Everything seems successful, after following the Proton instructions to the end of the installation. Enabled auto start on reboot and added Network Manager in the Services tab. Standalone fedora-36 vm created and updated. So I’m now trying Proton’s official protonvpn-cli method with fedora-36.
Trying to install ProtonVPN via the gui method would not work. How I can install vpn template (protonvpn)? So I’d like to try Proton, as I already have an account. My Mullvad fedora (installed as per Micah Lee instructions) has recently become glitchy, requiring shutting down in-use vm’s, then restarting the MullvadVPN qube, before restarting the other vms. I am having problems setting up a ProtonVPN Net Qube to use as the Net vm for my Personal, Untrusted and Work vm’s.
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