We support only the distributions listed on our app download page.The app works on most modern 64-bit Linux distributions with systemd.After installing see the guide Using the Mullvad VPN app or How to use the Mullvad CLI. /r/SteamDeck/comments/t8al0i/inst.This guide explains how to install and uninstall the Mullvad VPN app for Linux users.Sudo nordvpn login -callback 'nordvpn://success-uri-I-copied-from-browser' Connect

Using the only nordvpn login you'll be presented with a URL which, if opened will let you login through the browser.Įither use the legacy or the callback option/arg: sudo nordvpn login -legacy However, with the command-line login, this isn't automatic. After logging you get redirected back to the app. Normally on platforms that support the native NordVPN application, the login directs you to a browser for login. If you're connected the VPN with some country other than you're own, you should see the corresponding DNS Server location show up on. You should see the same one noted on NordVPN's DNS server addresses. By default NordVPN adds it's own DNS servers to your nf: cat /etc/nf

You may also want to test test for any DNS Leakages. sudo nordvpn set killswitch enableĬheck your current settings: sudo nordvpn settings You may also wont to enable the killswitch which disables all outgoing/incoming connections if the VPN is disconnected.

Verify that package was installed: pacman -Qs nordvpnĮnable and start the service: sudo systemctl enable nordvpndĮnsure that nordlynx (WireGuard) is enabled as it provides lower latency, higher speeds and better connection stability. Note to find out where applications are installed you can use which command (ie which yay). Manjaro via Raspberry Pi 4: pamac install yay NordVPN isn't currently available through pacman, but it is through the ArchUser Repository (AUR). This was the case for the Raspberry PI 4: sudo pacman -S archlinux-keyring. If you run into any errors regarding keys, you may have to google that error to refresh your key ring or reinstall archlinux-key ring. Refresh/sync with the package registry: sudo pacman -Syu Follow the instructions here to prepare the Steam Deck to install Arch packages. Also decided to do the same on a Raspberry PI 4 running Manjaro (ARM). Recently received my Steam Deck and decided to try to install a VPN on it, specifically NordVPN.

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