Does KloxVPN have a native Linux app?

Yes. Download .deb or .rpm packages for x64 and ARM from our download page. Sign in, pick a protocol, and connect—no manual config required for most users.

Which Linux distributions are supported?

Debian and Ubuntu (.deb), Fedora and RHEL-family (.rpm), and other distros that support those packages. Arch users can often install .deb via compatible tooling or use portal config files.

Which VPN protocols does Linux support?

WireGuard, OpenVPN, OpenConnect, and Shadowsocks in the native app. WireGuard is recommended for speed. Advanced users can also download config files from the portal.

Do I need technical setup knowledge?

No. Install the .deb or .rpm package, sign in, pick a server, and connect from the app—same flow as Windows or Mac.

x64 vs ARM Linux—which package?

Most desktops and servers use amd64/x64 .deb or .rpm. ARM builds cover Raspberry Pi class devices and ARM laptops. Pick the matching architecture on the download page.

Can I use portal config files instead of the app?

Yes. After subscribing, download WireGuard or OpenVPN configs from the customer portal for 60+ countries. Useful for servers or custom setups outside the app.

Does WireGuard work on Linux?

Yes. WireGuard is in the Linux kernel—fast and lightweight. The app uses it by default for everyday connections.

Linux VPN vs router configs?

The Linux app protects one machine. Router VPN covers every device on the LAN. Use both on one subscription up to five devices total.

Does KloxVPN log my Linux traffic?

No. We maintain a strict no-logs policy. We do not track, store, or sell your activity history.

.deb & .rpm · x64 & ARM

Linux VPNNative desktop app

Official .deb and .rpm packages for Debian, Ubuntu, and Fedora. Four protocols, 60+ countries—built for desktops, laptops, and ARM boards.

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KloxVPN Linux desktop app connected with live speed and session statistics

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Five devices

7-day money-back guarantee

First purchase

.deb & .rpm

x64 & ARM

4 protocols

WireGuard default

Inside the Linux app

Same desktop UI as Windows—native .deb and .rpm for your distro

Live session stats

When connected, view download and upload speed, data in/out, and session timer—with a green ring around Disconnect.

Real-time speed and data counters
Masked IP while tunnel is active

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What is VPN for Linux?

A VPN for Linux encrypts traffic from your workstation, laptop, or server before it leaves the machine. KloxVPN wraps packets in a tunnel to our servers so ISPs, datacenter operators, and local networks cannot see which services you reach.

Install the native .deb or .rpm app with WireGuard, OpenVPN, OpenConnect, and Shadowsocks. Sign in, pick a country, and connect—the same desktop experience as on Windows and Mac.

Desktop users: see Linux desktop VPN notes. ARM boards: Linux ARM guide. Whole-network coverage: Router VPN.

Linux VPN features

Native packages for everyday desktop use

Four protocols

WireGuard, OpenVPN, OpenConnect, and Shadowsocks in the native app.

.deb & .rpm

Official packages for Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, and RHEL-family distros.

Desktop app

Graphical connect flow—install a package, sign in, and protect your system.

Kernel WireGuard

WireGuard runs in the kernel—low overhead on servers and laptops.

No-logs policy

We do not track, store, or sell your Linux traffic or DNS queries.

Linux vs Windows VPN

Same subscription—different installers and workflows

Feature	Linux	Windows
Install	.deb / .rpm (x64 & ARM)	.exe (x64 & ARM)
Protocols	WireGuard, OpenVPN, OpenConnect, Shadowsocks	Same four protocols
App experience	Native desktop app	Native desktop app
Best for	Ubuntu, Fedora, ARM boards	Office PCs, gaming
WireGuard	In-kernel, app-managed	App-managed tunnel

Why you need a VPN on Linux

Servers and dev machines deserve the same encryption as phones

Server & workstation

Encrypt traffic on VPS, homelab, and dev machines—not just browsers.

Untrusted networks

Coworking Wi-Fi and shared lab networks should not see your SSH and SaaS logins.

Geo & routing

Pick exit countries for testing, streaming, or region-locked tooling.

ISP privacy

Encrypted traffic limits what residential or datacenter ISPs can observe.

Linux VPN use cases

Where the Linux stack fits

Developer laptop

Daily driver on Ubuntu or Fedora with GUI connect and optional split workflows.

Headless server

Use portal config files for always-on protection on a VPS when the GUI app is not an option.

Homelab & Pi

ARM .deb on Raspberry Pi class hardware—same subscription device slot.

Dual-boot desktop

Native Linux app alongside Windows—each OS install counts as a device when connected.

How to install KloxVPN on Linux

Download, install, connect

KloxVPN Linux desktop app welcome and Get Started screen

Install, then Get Started

Install the .deb or .rpm, complete the welcome flow, sign in, and connect from the same desktop dashboard as on Windows.

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Get KloxVPN

Subscribe, then open the Linux section on our download page.

Install package

Pick x64 or ARM .deb (Debian/Ubuntu) or .rpm (Fedora/RHEL).

Sign in

Launch the app, log in with your subscription email.

Connect

Choose protocol and server country, then connect from the app.

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x64 & ARM packages

Four builds on the download page: x64 .deb, x64 .rpm, ARM .deb, ARM .rpm. Match architecture to your CPU—amd64 for most PCs, ARM for Pi-class boards and ARM laptops. Same four protocols and five-device limit as other platforms.

VPN server locations for Linux

Same 60+ countries in app and portal

Location	Best for
United States	Streaming, browsing
Netherlands	EU privacy, low latency
Germany	Streaming, privacy
Singapore	Asia, competitive latency
United Kingdom	BBC iPlayer, UK apps
Canada	North American content

Browse countries in the app—search, filter, and pick your exit region.

KloxVPN Linux desktop server picker with country list and filters

Verify with our VPN tools.

Linux VPN FAQ

Packages, distros, and ARM

A Linux VPN encrypts traffic from your workstation or server before it reaches the internet. KloxVPN routes Wi-Fi and Ethernet through secure servers so your ISP, datacenter, or local network cannot see which services you use.

Secure your Linux machine

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