Download panel 1.179.0

Check what you downloaded against its SHA-256 before you write it: sha256sum -c <file>.sha256. Each has a page in the manual on installing it.

Raspberry Pi 4

An SD card image. How to install

panel-1.179.0-rpi4-trixie.img.xz · 725 MB

SHA-256 a699eb45333e823799b3a40df6d32f885eb2ebd8c6d8df44366ffa44a25ccdd3 · .sha256

NanoPi R5S

An SD card image; from there onto its eMMC. How to install

panel-1.179.0-nanopi-r5s-trixie.img.xz · 511 MB

SHA-256 00e34defc73d4cccfb15b1a616f4721917a3eee8ea310e31a44f9f51914765cd · .sha256

Update, amd64

The release for an x86 PC: a panel finds it on its own each day, or upload it on Maintenance; and it installs on Debian 12 or 13. How to install

panel-1.179.0-linux-amd64.tar.gz · 87 MB

SHA-256 bc9d2abe90ce70359ba6a832f82e00ae0480c4b486a227ce1f0adf8eca31f211 · .sha256

Update, arm64

The release for a Raspberry Pi or a NanoPi: a panel finds it on its own each day, or upload it on Maintenance. How to install

panel-1.179.0-linux-arm64.tar.gz · 80 MB

SHA-256 458d08340803ac99ba8f40c41386add28d3e4ec86547dec3de8c126ba8d110fd · .sha256

panel-relay

For a VPS, so panels are reached from anywhere. How to install

panel-relay-1.179.0.tar.gz · 6 MB

SHA-256 16b5d084f06b4fcd43ffc7162e8c9ab490c987dc2c5d42b4600fe23276d368a3 · .sha256