NeXT Repositories
Supported OS
RPM
- Fedora 39/40 (i.e. the two latest Fedora versions)
- RHEL/Rocky Linux/AlmaLinux 8/9
Note that Oracle Linux 8/9 can theoretically be supported, but the actual compatibility is unknown as it has not been tested.
DEB
- Debian/Ubuntu LTS
Supported hardware architectures
- arm64 (aarch64)
- amd64 (x86_64)
Hardware architectures we plan to support
- riscv64 (Currently DEB mirror only)
Packages for amd64 architecture only support x86 v3 and newer x86 processors, i.e. with avx2 instruction set support (Intel: Haswell and newer, AMD: Excavator and newer).
Install the repository
RHEL/Rocky Linux/AlmaLinux
wget -O /etc/yum.repos.d/next.repo https://mirrors.nextpanel.dev/repo/rhel.repo
dnf update
Fedora
wget -O /etc/yum.repos.d/next.repo https://mirrors.nextpanel.dev/repo/fedora.repo
dnf update
DEB
wget -O /etc/apt/sources.list.d/next.list https://mirrors.nextpanel.dev/repo/deb.list
apt update
List of software currently provided
- netstatus-api-go
- next-server
- sing-box
- spoiler
List of software we plan to provide
- v2ray-core
- clash-meta(mihomo)
About software in the source
All software binaries will be installed in the /usr/local/{package_name}
directory, and all configuration files will be installed in the /etc/{package_name}
directory, along with the software's systemd service (if any).
Software binaries may not be built based on the source code of its Release version, but rather on the source code of its development branch, this is to ensure that any bugfixes and security updates are available in the source as soon as possible without relying on upstream release cycles.
The package version includes the git commit id of the source code corresponding to the binary (the gxxxxxx part of the version number).
The contents of the default configuration files included in the package may differ from those in the upstream repo.