Obscura VPN finally arrives on Linux — with a GUI, a CLI, and a new open-source license
- Obscura VPN has released a native Linux app, with both GUI and CLI
- Official packages cover Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, Arch, and other derivatives
- The provider has also switched to an open-source GPLv3 license
Obscura VPN has finally arrived on Linux. The privacy-focused provider has launched a native desktop app for the platform, meaning Linux users no longer need to set up the service manually.
This rounds off a busy year for the newcomer, which only recently landed on Windows. With this release, Obscura now supports macOS, iOS, Android, Windows, and Linux.
For privacy-minded Linux fans hunting for the best VPN for their setup, Obscura's unusual two-party design makes it one of the more interesting options.
The company is also relicensing its code under GPLv3, which will appeal to open-source purists.
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