Noel Lamothe
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What I would really like to see is support for us geeky users who love our Unix based operating systems that aren't Mac OS or iOS based. In particular, for my own personal preferences, I would really love to see the VPN app that you have in Windows made available on Debian based Linux. In the perfect world (in my opinion), it would be available in one of two ways.
The first would be the apt PPA repository, which you could install from a terminal window or SSH session by using three commands kind of like so:
1) sudo apt-add-repository ppa:purevpn/stable
2) sudo apt-get update
3) sudo apt-get -y install purevpn
Either in the absence of or in addition to the apt repository, some Debian/Ubuntu users may find it more preferable to be able to go to somewhere on your website and download a Debian package and either open it in the Ubuntu software centre, or just pull up a terminal window and issue one of two commands similar to the following:
1) sudo dpkg --install purevpn-i386.deb
OR
2) sudo dpkg --install purevpn-i386_amd64.deb
In reality though, you could also create an oldschool tar ball install package, which can usually be made to be universal to most Linux distributions. Short of that, from my experience, the other more popular Linux installer type for Linux is rpm files that you install with yum. These are all things that would make your already awesome service even better in my opinion.