How do you install ExpressVPN on a Linux system?

To install ExpressVPN on a Linux system, one starts by signing up for an ExpressVPN subscription and then downloading the Linux app package from the ExpressVPN website. Once downloaded, open a terminal window and navigate to the directory containing the installation file. For Debian-based distributions, use the command `sudo dpkg -i [expressvpn-package-name].deb`, substituting the bracketed placeholder with the actual file name. For RPM-based distributions, employ `sudo rpm -ivh [expressvpn-package-name].rpm` accordingly. After installation, activate the VPN by entering the command `expressvpn activate` and paste in the activation code obtained from your account dashboard on the ExpressVPN website. With the service activated, connect to a VPN server using the command `expressvpn connect`. To ensure a specific server location, you can specify it in the connect command, e.g., `expressvpn connect [location]`.