How to Bypass Internet Restrictions on Linux

Strictly speaking, Linux refers to the operating system’s kernel. In practical use, however, Linux-based operating systems often include graphical user interfaces and various utilities that make them

Jego’s proxy subscription service—often called an “airport” by users in mainland China—is fully compatible with a variety of proxy tools available on Linux systems. With just a bit of learning, you can easily configure your Linux computer to bypass regional internet restrictions and enjoy free access to the global web across all applications.

Proxy Tools for Linux Devices

We recommend the following software tools

FlClash

• A multi-proxy client based on Mihomo (formerly known as ClashMeta).

• User-friendly, open-source, and free of ads.

sing-box

• A next-generation proxy core that supports nearly all mainstream protocols.

• Offers official clients across all major platforms including Linux, Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS.

• Ideal for users who want a unified experience across multiple devices.

Mihomo

• Based on the Clash core and actively maintained in the open-source community.

• The Mihomo ecosystem includes clients for Linux, Windows, Android, and macOS, making it a good choice for users in cross-platform environments.

• Offers powerful configuration capabilities for advanced users.