ExpressVPN Help Please

[cakes]

Hi, I'm trying to install ExpressVPN?
It's available on

Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora and others but for Kubuntu, I'm not sure if it'll work.
when I try to install the software I get this message

"Can't install, unsigned repo"

Is there a way to fix this?

Resources:
Setup page : https://www.expressvpn.com/support/v...linux/#install

[claydoh]

Kubuntu is Ubuntu, so that is not an issue, outside of the different software center apps .Assuming that you are simply double-clicking the deb file to try installing it?

Try the command line instructions found in your link, which are quite easy, and if there is a real problem, it will give good error info that will help. it probably will Just Work, but will be very informative if not. Copy the text you see if there is an error, if necessary.
It is even easier to do than the instructions show, because you don't have to cd to the directory that has the file. Just navigate to it Dolphin, then hit F4 to open a terminal already in that folder. Once there, you can cheat even more by using the ls command to list the files there, then copy the name of the deb, and paste it instead of typing the full name. Or try the tab key after typing the first couple of letters of the file name.

[cakes]

Ok, I was trying to install it all day yesterday, so I'll take a break. I will give this a try though, thank you!

[rdonnelly]

I gave that VPN a try, and it will not install with QAPT properly, you need to install it via command line only.

[cakes]

I gave that VPN a try, and it will not install with QAPT properly, you need to install it via command line only.

I'm new here, I'm sorry about the double.
Ok yeah that's what I tried to do, it doesn't install through QAPT, Do you have ExpressVpn? I'm trying it via the command line. Were you able to install it?

[rdonnelly]

I'm new here, I'm sorry about the double.
Ok yeah that's what I tried to do, it doesn't install through QAPT, Do you have ExpressVpn? I'm trying it via the command line. Were you able to install it?

Yes, just follow the instructions on the web site, the same instructions for Ubuntu.