Don’t worry if you can’t run PureVPN on Kubuntu via any app. You can follow the guide and check out how to set up and configure PureVPN on Kubuntu using OpenVPN protocol:
1 Open the Konsole from the task bar.

2 Now to install OpenVPN dependencies, type the following commands one by one:
apt update
apt install network-manager-openvpn
3 Now, close the
Konsole and open your web browser (Firefox) to download the OpenVPN configuration files from below
here.

4 Extract the downloaded file.

5 Click the
Networks icon and select the
Configure Network option.

6 Click the
+ icon to add a VPN connection and select
Import VPN Connection.


7 Go to the folder where you have downloaded the OpenVPN files and select your desired file to connect to.

8 When a new window appears, complete the fields as below:
- Connection Name: PureVPN
- Gateway: Already chosen/entered
- Connect Type: Choose Password from the drop-down menu.
- Username: Your PureVPN username
- Password: Your PureVPN password
Once done, click the Folder icon next to CA Certificate and upload the ca.crt.crt file.

9 Next, click
Advanced.
From the General tab, use the following settings:
- Check the Use custom gateway port Insert 53 for UDP and 80 for TCP.
Note: For TCP connection, check the Use a TCP connection box.
In the Security tab, use the following settings:
- Cipher: Select AES-256-CBC
- HMAC Authentication: Select SHA-1
From TLS Settings, do the following:
- Mode = TLS-Auth
- Key File = Click the Folder icon next to Key File. Go to OpenVPN downloaded folder, select Wdc.key and then Open.
- Key Direction = 1
10 Once done, click
Ok.
11 Click
Apply and close the
Network Connections.

12 Next, click the
Networks icon and select the newly created VPN connection. Click the
Connect button to connect to PureVPN.

13 Viola! You are now connected.
