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v2rayN for Linux

An open-source proxy client for your Linux desktop. Choose DEB or RPM packages across multiple architectures, and manage configurations, subscriptions and routing on your distribution.

Support for Xray, sing-box and other cores
Import configurations and manage subscription groups
Configure system proxy settings and routing rules

System requirements: Debian 12+ / Ubuntu 22.04+
Package: DEB / RPM packages
Open-source license: GPL-3.0

Package format

DEB · Debian / Ubuntu

x64DEB · 82.6 MiB ARM64DEB · 74.6 MiB More architecturesLoong64 / RISC-V 64

Stable 7.25.6Released October 11, 2026

Files from official GitHub Releases Installation steps

Blue isometric illustration of v2rayN desktop devices and a connected globe — v2rayNLinux

CHOOSE YOUR VERSION

A version that fits your device.

Check your processor and operating system before choosing a package.

All packages

Processor architecture

x64

For most Intel or AMD computers.

x64Intel / AMD 64-bit processors82.6 MiB

DEB Signature

ARM64ARM64 processors74.6 MiB

DEB Signature

Loong64LoongArch 64-bit processors70.8 MiB

DEB Signature

RISC-V 64RISC-V 64-bit processors140.8 MiB

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INSTALL & CONNECT

Three steps from here.

Complete installation guide

Match your distribution
Choose DEB for Debian / Ubuntu or RPM for Fedora / Red Hat, then confirm your architecture.
Install the package
Open it with your system installer, or use the terminal command below.
Launch and configure
Open v2rayN from the application menu, import your configuration and set up proxy and routing.

Open a terminal in the download directory and run:

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sudo apt install ./v2rayN-linux-64.deb

v2rayN is a client, not a proxy service. Have a working configuration or subscription URL ready.

Linux installation

Open a terminal in the download folder and select the command for your distribution and architecture. The ./ prefix identifies a local file. The published x64 RPM is named v2rayN-linux-rhel-64.rpm.

Launch from the application menu after installation. For a ZIP, extract, enter its folder, run chmod +x v2rayN and then ./v2rayN. Do not run the entire desktop app with sudo as a substitute for package installation permissions; handle TUN permissions separately.

Linux · choose one commandCopy

# Debian / Ubuntu · x64
sudo apt install ./v2rayN-linux-64.deb
# Debian / Ubuntu · ARM64
sudo apt install ./v2rayN-linux-arm64.deb
# Fedora / Red Hat · x64
sudo dnf install ./v2rayN-linux-rhel-64.rpm
# Fedora / Red Hat · ARM64
sudo dnf install ./v2rayN-linux-rhel-arm64.rpm

Linux downloads

Make the first connection

Copy your own share link and import it through the menu or Ctrl+V outside text fields. For a subscription, save its URL in a group and update it. Activate a profile and enable automatic system proxy.

Visit your destination in a browser. If it fails, check core startup and logs. Importing a profile or completing a latency test does not itself configure browser traffic.

Subscription workflow Connection troubleshooting

Upgrade, back up and restore

Use Backup and restore to save guiConfigs as a ZIP before upgrading; explicitly use the .zip extension on non-Windows systems. Record client/core versions and architecture.

For portable use, extract the new package to a new folder and restore the backup there. Keep the old folder until connections and subscriptions work. Upgrade installed editions with the same platform and architecture; uninstalling the app does not necessarily remove user data. Restore restarts the client; reopen manually if needed.

Version 7.25.6 changes core compatibility and generated configuration, so check the active profile, routing, DNS, subscriptions and TUN after upgrading.

Current release notes Backup reference

FAQ