Some VPN providers, even though they do provide native client apps for a particular platform, still provide access to their OpenVPN configuration files to enable users of that platform to connect using a third-party client. This goes for VPN providers that support routers as well. In general, a provider that supports Linux without supplying a native Linux client makes its OpenVPN configuration files available on its website. To get this working, you’re going to need to download your VPN provider’s OpenVPN configuration files (.ovpn). In this article, we’re going to show you how to set up an OpenVPN client connection in Kali Linux using the Network Manager. It just means that you may have to do a bit of extra work to get there.
That doesn’t necessarily prevent you from setting up an OpenVPN client connection to your VPN provider over Linux.
But with Linux, it’s not as simple as that. Every serious VPN provider you look at will supply native Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS client apps to their users. Almost every VPN provider out there will support the largest platforms.
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