SingLinkVPN

SingLinkVPN is an open-source Linux application that brings SingLink account access and VPN connection controls to the desktop. It is intended for Linux users who have a SingLink account and want to manage a VPN connection through a graphical interface. The software is listed in MirrorNest’s security category because its purpose is to control a VPN connection.

After signing in, users can select an available SingLink server from the application. The interface is used to start and manage the connection rather than relying only on command-line controls. The servers visible to a user, along with any usage limits, depend on that user’s SingLink plan. A SingLink account is required to use the application.

The current Linux release is intended for testing, so it should be treated as a preview release rather than a finished general release. Installation requires enabling the permissions needed to create the VPN interface and manage routes. On systems using the provided Snap package, this setup uses the network-control and firewall-control connections before restarting the SingLinkVPN core service. Users can then launch it from the application menu or with the Snap command.

MirrorNest mirrors the official SingLinkVPN build directly on its own storage and scans it for malware before publishing it. This gives Linux users a direct catalog download while keeping the distributed file tied to the official build. Its open-source license and Linux platform place it among security tools for users who want SingLink VPN controls in a desktop application.