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Linux Client Setup for Network Access

This optional section is designed for Linux users who want a more integrated experience when accessing Raspberry Pi resources. You’ll install tools like Gigolo and the Twingate client.

These tools allow your Raspberry Pi’s storage and services to appear and behave like local resources on your Linux system.
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Step 6.1: Install the Twingate client on Linux using the official installation script.

🔹 This command securely downloads and installs the latest Twingate client. 

curl -s https://binaries.twingate.com/client/linux/install.sh | sudo bash
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Step 6.2

Step 6.2: Configure the Twingate client for your network. 

sudo twingate setup
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Step 6.3

Step 6.3: Enable Twingate desktop notifications. 

twingate desktop-start
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Step 6.4

Step 6.4: Install Gigolo file manager on Linux. 

sudo apt install gigolo
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Step 6.5

Step 6.5: Launch Gigolo from the Applications menu.

Instruction 5
Step 6.6

Step 6.6: Click Actions → Connect in Gigolo.

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Step 6.7

Step 6.7: Enter NAS IP address and select Windows Share (SMB).

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Step 6.8

Step 6.8: Select the NAS share name and connect.

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Step 6.9

Step 6.9: Authenticate using NAS credentials.

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Step 6.10

Step 6.10: NAS share mounted successfully.

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Step 6.11

Step 6.11: Browse NAS folders securely over Twingate.

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Step 6.12

Step 6.12: Phase complete – Secure remote NAS access is now enabled.

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