setuptools for python3 (python3-setuptools)ĭepending on your distribution, run the appropriate following command to install the necessary dependencies Distro.dialog (optional, needed for interactive selection).Sudo dnf install -y protonvpn-cli Installing from PyPI Installation & Updating Installing from distribution repositoriesįor the following Linux distribution(s), install the official protonvpn-cli package: Fedora Installing from distribution repositories.There are some answers on AskUbuntu that have varying degrees of success but, as I am not using ProtonVPN, I cannot say which one is more correct.This document provides an extensive guide on how to install and use ProtonVPN-CLI, as well as explanations about its advanced features and optional enhancements. Note: There is nothing in this answer on how to remove ProtonVPN, as the process often breaks networking in an Ubuntu installation. Now you should be able to update your system without the ProtonVPN repository blocking you. Note: The update process is just a sudo apt update that runs to ensure the source list on your system is up to date. The system will ask if you want to update, and you can press "Yes" to this. Uncheck the line for ProtonVPN and press "Close". Note: Do not confuse this with "Software Updates", which is something different.Ĭlick the "Other Software" tab and find the line that refers to ProtonVPN: Open the "Software & Updates" application: To exclude the ProtonVPN repository via the desktop: There is no line for protonvpn in "Other Software" tab in "Software & Updates" application, but I unchack all lines and when click on close and reload button I get this error:ĭoes anyone know how to fix this problem? Thank you.Ī simple solution would be to first exclude the ProtonVPN repository from your apt sources, then later remove ProtonVPN if you no longer want to use it. When I do this, I receive this error: E: Unable to locate package protonvpn I don't want to use protonvpn and try to uninstall it with: sudo apt-get autoremove protonvpn They have been ignored, or old ones used instead.
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