Am 23. May, 2018 schwätzte mike enriquez so:

moin moin,

ssh :)

I'm currently looking at Private Internet Access as they were recommended
by a couple people who specialize in such things. Also, PIA sponsored
both SCaLE and LibrePlanet and during LibrePlanet promised to release the
client source code as Free Software.

That said, when I looked at their documentation earlier in the week it
included installing a bunch of 3rd party packages :(.

VPN is the modern PPP. We will get good at hand-configuring it, then years
from now some kid will point out kvpn and we'll have yet another useless
skill...

ciao,

der.hans

> I want to find a VPN that works with Ubuntu. I have tried 2 vpn products and 
> could not get them  to work.  The last one I tried indicated the Network 
> Manager would not work with the software.
>
> I have never heard of software that has to come with its own Network manager 
> still that is what I am finding. There must be a work around for this 
> problem?
>
> Does anyone out there in Linux land have a VPN they like. I am getting lots 
> of experience installing VPN on linux.   I believe there is a VPN out there 
> will work on my computer.   I am ready for success.
>
> Thanks for your input.
>
> Mike Enriquez
>
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