Can anyone recomend a linux disto. really works with open vpn

[airact 3]

I have been reading about how for 6 years ubuntu has been not working on most linux distro, it does not allow people to have privacy_{, it seems like there is some conspiracy to design software that will not work. There is no way that after 6 years of this problem noone can fix it- it must be that they do not want us to use openvpn vpn}

 

Is there any linux distro that you can install and it works with open vpn without having to become a computer programer¡¡

[LZ1 673]

Hello!

 

Ubuntu is a Linux distro.

 

I think you'll find most of it works fine. Yes there were some privacy issues thanks to Canonical. But you can simply use a different, but similar distro if you want, like Linux Mint.

 

Just install and then download the Eddie client from this site and that will work, if you want the easiest solution; if I understand you correctly .

[go558a83nk 364]

I suggest Mint if you're new to linux.  Eddie has always worked perfectly for me on Mint.

[jean claud 45]

Hello!

 

Ubuntu is a Linux distro.

 

I think you'll find most of it works fine. Yes there were some privacy issues thanks to Canonical. But you can simply use a different, but similar distro if you want, like Linux Mint.

 

Just install and then download the Eddie client from this site and that will work, if you want the easiest solution; if I understand you correctly .

+1 to LZ1 "The Wiseman" 

[LZ1 673]

+1 to LZ1 "The Wiseman" 

Hello!

 

Ubuntu is a Linux distro.

 

I think you'll find most of it works fine. Yes there were some privacy issues thanks to Canonical. But you can simply use a different, but similar distro if you want, like Linux Mint.

 

Just install and then download the Eddie client from this site and that will work, if you want the easiest solution; if I understand you correctly .

Haha, you're right, we should all just install Arch Linux and be done with it

[MpcLLC 0]

Mint is always a good choice, very simple to install and use.

Manjaro is also quite nice if you want to try Arch without all the installation effort

[OpenSourcerer 1442]

Went with OpenSuSE, ditched it because of too many issues.

Went with Debian, everything works, sometimes out of the box, sometimes with a little bit of configuration from my side. It's a healthy mix.

Ubuntu and Mint is what I call too much jam on a toasty Debian. I can understand some people like too much jam, though.

[jean claud 45]

after testing a lot of distro and sometimes a lot of headaches  , I'm stuck to Linux Mint in 2 versions:

18.1 cinnamon , working great out of the box

LMDE (debian edition) solid like a rock, but needing a little more adjustements .

Both of these versions are perfect with Eddie , hardly recommended ...dont use ovpn files !

Some interesting pages can be consulted to improve your installation like this one :

https://sites.google.com/site/easylinuxtipsproject/mint-cinnamon-first

https://itsfoss.com/things-to-do-after-installing-linux-mint-18/

[nick75 25]

Manjaro is also quite nice if you want to try Arch without all the installation effort

 

You should avoid Arch-based distros if you're going to use openvpn.

Many users have reported DNS issues.