Proton VPN brings official one-click installs to the Linux Snap Store — but some features are still missing
- Proton VPN is now officially published by Proton AG on the Snap Store
- The release offers one-click install for Ubuntu and other compatible distros
- Some features are missing from this initial build due to sandboxing limits
Linux users looking for a top-tier security boost just got a major convenience upgrade. The team behind Proton VPN has announced that its app is now officially available to download directly from the Linux Snap Store.
While the Swiss-based provider always supported Linux VPN distributions, previous accessibility for Snap users was limited to a "community-maintained fork." This release marks the very first time the official build has been published directly by Proton AG.
The move makes downloading one of the best VPN services on the market significantly easier for the open-source community. According to Proton's announcement, users can now perform a straightforward "one-click install on Ubuntu and any distro that supports snaps," saving...
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