VPX for Linux

Contents

• Beta
• Setup
• Usage
• Downloads
• Subscription URL

Beta

VPX for Linux is currently in Beta. If you experience an issue please report your Linux distribution, CPU architecture, the VPX version you installed, a description of the problem, and steps needed to reproduce it.

Note: we aim to support a wide array of Linux distributions and flavors, but cannot guarantee that your specific setup will work.

Setup

To install VPX for Linux, please follow these steps:

• Download the package suitable for your Linux distribution and CPU architecture from the Downloads section below.
• Install the package.
• Run vpx install to complete the setup.
• Run vpx login <subscriptionUrl> using the subscription URL found below to login and retrieve the server list.

For example, on a typical Ubuntu computer:

cd Downloads
sudo dpkg -i vpx-26.4.1-x86_64.deb
vpx install
vpx login https://example.com/api/vpx-linux/GiBbEriSH

Fedora:

cd Downloads
sudo dnf install vpx-26.4.1-x86_64.rpm
vpx install
vpx login https://example.com/api/vpx-linux/GiBbEriSH

Arch Linux:

cd Downloads
sudo pacman -S vpx-26.4.1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst
vpx install
vpx login https://example.com/api/vpx-linux/GiBbEriSH

Usage

• Open the web interface by running vpx open or navigate your browser to http://127.0.0.1:9847.
• Run vpx help for more information on using the CLI.

Downloads

Subscription URL