Does ExpressVPN run on Linux?

ExpressVPN describes its Linux interface as similar to the Windows and Mac apps, built for point-and-click use, with the auto-connect and kill switch features still there. The current version has a dashboard of cards, a map you can click and a slide-out menu. This is a real app, not a set of typed commands.

Supported systems are Ubuntu 24.04 and above, Debian 12 and above, Fedora 39 and above, Linux Mint 22 and above, 64-bit Raspberry Pi OS from Bookworm onward, and current Arch Linux. That covers the distributions most switchers land on.

Installing is slightly unusual. You download a single file from ExpressVPN's site and run the installer, rather than finding it in your app store, which also means it will not update alongside the rest of your system. Keep the download page bookmarked.

Your subscription carries over. Sign in with the same account and this machine counts as one of your devices, no differently from adding a laptop.