For most Intel or AMD PCs: amd64. How to check




Want PandaVPN to start automatically? Turn on Launch Panda at login in Settings. It is off by default.
Choose your device type, then run the installer in Terminal.
Use Download amd64 at the top of this page. You will get this file:
pandavpn-linux-amd64-10.3.1+26100902-1.tar.gzOpen the folder where the file was saved. Right-click an empty area and choose Open in Terminal (or Open Terminal Here).
Copy and run these commands. Enter your password when asked, then confirm to continue.
tar -xzf pandavpn-linux-amd64-10.3.1+26100902-1.tar.gz
cd pandavpn-linux-amd64-10.3.1+26100902-1
./install.sh When you see PandaVPN installation completed, open Panda VPN from your applications menu.
If your browser renamed the downloaded file, update the file name in the first command.
Download the latest version from the top of this page, then follow Install PandaVPN on Linux again. Your account and settings are kept.
Before uninstalling, turn off Launch Panda at login in Settings.
Remove the desktop app only
sudo apt remove pandavpn Remove the desktop app and PandaVPN CLI, keep your settings
sudo apt remove pandavpn pandacli Remove everything, including your account and settings
sudo apt purge pandavpn pandacli Choose amd64 for most Intel- or AMD-based PCs. Choose arm64 for devices with an ARM-based processor.
To check your system architecture, open Terminal and run dpkg --print-architecture.
Yes. Panda Desktop and PandaVPN CLI are two control interfaces for the same PandaVPN daemon and share the same connection state. Changes made in one are reflected in the other.
No. Panda Desktop is a new generation of the PandaVPN app for Linux and replaces the previous AppImage version. Close the old app before installing Panda Desktop.