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Also note that Mullvad has a pretty technical user base and target audience, and thus their documentation is likely geared towards them. You could also consider using Mozilla VPN, which offers pretty much the same advantages (they use Mullvad's servers), at the same price if you pay annually, and is easier to use.
I'm already paying for Mullvad
Heh, that's another reason not to switch - never mind then!
Oh actually, looking at the Ubuntu installation docs, that doesn't really seem to be much easier - that's a disappointment :/
Although if you don't mind running one terminal command (specifically,
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mozillacorp/mozillavpn), I think after that you should just be able to use the Ubuntu App Center to install software - which usually is the way to install software in Ubuntu, and works similar to app stores on phones.it's just a fuckin step by step guide on how to add their repo to the sources.list
What's so technical about it? It's how you install everything on Ubuntu.
No knowing how apt works, is equivalent to not understanding why grandma_pics.zip.exe is probably a virus. If you're that uninformed, we can't help you.