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...It supports features expected of a full VPN client—such as secure tunnels, automatic reconnection, and location selection—while respecting desktop conventions like system tray icons and notifications. The GTK client helps bring ProtonVPN’s privacy-focused service to the Linux ecosystem in a way that fits naturally with widely used Linux DEs, making secure connectivity accessible to users who prefer open systems for development, business, or privacy reasons.

Clash for Windows is a desktop GUI client application built on the Clash core proxy engine, providing a user-friendly interface for managing and routing network connections through customizable rule sets and multiple proxy protocols. It targets advanced users who need fine-grained control of how traffic is routed on Windows systems, enabling scenarios like split-tunneling, region-based routing, and domain-specific proxy selection. Using Clash’s rule syntax and support for diverse inbound and...

It provides a system tray icon in the notification area from which a non privileged user can establish and bring down L2TP over IPsec VPN connections. There is also a 'Edit connections' menu item. In order to bring up the editor dialog, a non privileged user must authenticate as root. From there the user can add, remove and edit vpn connections. Editing allows configuring various options for IPsec, L2TP and PPP.

Hypersocket is a streamlined VPN solution built for all types of remote access scenarios. Powerful yet simple to use, Hypersocket uses a single installed client to provide access to any number of network resources. Its powerful granular access means you can have fine grained control over your entire network and remote users. Accessed through a secure HTTPS port, the Hypersocket client provides access to any number of host/port combinations all effortlessly assigned server-side by the...

System tray icon, can open multiple VPN connections and display log information.