Check NordVPN is set up with nordvpn c, if it connects successfully then you’re good to go.Configure your credentials with nordvpn login, following the prompts.Install NordVPN with sudo apt install nordvpn (if you are on Ubuntu / Debian, check NordVPN website for instructions for your particular OS).This extension uses the NordVPN command line client, which can be set up as follows. It simply shows the status of your VPN connection in your taskbar and integrates into the system menu allowing you to connect or disconnect, or review your connection details. I wanted something simple, which works well with the OS and integrates almost as it is a native integration. Some of you are probably already wondering why yet another extension? Well… when I built this one there were not many options, some of the available ones were not working, and some simply looked bad. It was a bit annoying for me to check the terminal when I wanted to connect, or simply check the status of my connection, so I decided to task myself with building a GNOME extension which integrates nicely with the GNOME desktop environment. It does its job and works great as a command line tool, but it offers little to non-integration with the desktop environment. However, as a Linux user myself, their VPN client is not exactly great.
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