I am able to use NordVPN using openvpn through the command line
https://nordvpn.com/tutorials/linux/openvpn/
But I would like to use it from the GUI and using Network configuration, make it easier to Click to start or stop it
If anyone of you have experience with lat let me know
In Ubunutu I simply have to import the nordvpn config but in Elive, It is missing the ceriticate.
Found that but I am not there yet / still nor working
https://nordvpn.com/tutorials/dd-wrt/openvpn-gui/
I can use openvpn trough the command line but can’t use openvpn through the GUI
Can someone use any vpn using the GUI ?
At least I don't have to input user and pw anymore 
@Thanatermesis I am able to autostart openvpn but this part / commands do not work.
Comments ?
root /e/init.d ❯❯❯ update-rc.d NordVPN defaults 1
update-rc.d: using dependency based boot sequencing
insserv: script NordVPN is not an executable regular file, skipped
Forget it, I fount it…Had to made the file an executable…
Now nordvpn start at startup and I can stop it or start it by doing this
service yourVpnProvider start
service yourVpnProvider stop
May be one question the the Pros
How can I use ELive Key Binding to launch a command, “sudo service NordVPN stop / start” ?
From the command line, I can enter the password…
But automated from keyboard shortcut, I don’t know how to do it…
first, i suggest you to add the entry to the sudoers configurations in /etc to not ask it about password
but about the question, you can add a "run command" (or similar) from the keybindings
the rest of the question sounds like you may need to create a script, where to get the password from an GUI entry and using it with the command, but much easier, you can use a graphical sudo, like gksu, example:
gksu service something restart
You mean create a text file like you did for privileges_upgrader ?
Content :
We don't want to ask for admin password in every security update needed of the system
%sudo ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /usr/sbin/elive-upgrader-root
My password file is already ok. I can already do
sudo service NordVPN start
and it's working
yes :), thats a sudo conf entry
Going through this thread I was just wondering whether you are still needing all these steps to set up NordVPN.
I followed (running 3.7.6 alpha x64) the setup using the tutorial on the NordVPN website concisely and have the connection working no problema as a normal user (i.e no "sudo" required to connect) from either the commandline using "nordvpn" command and/or from network-manager checking/unchecking the vpn connection.
The tutorial can be found here:
https://nordvpn.com/tutorials/linux/openvpn/
No I am ok now. BUt tks !
I like your Desktop / how it look
Once we agree on which stone this version is going to be named after (saphire?) I'll put a shining one in the pebble background somewhere. 
good to know that we can configure vpn without problems with the default internet* configurator provided - yeah all the probably needed extra packages for it (plugins) are included by default
