Windows users, but fundamentally it's a question of "either offer proper support on all the platforms, or don't - but don't pretend that all users are treated equally." Either SideFX's goals are to bring powerful tools in the hands of as many artists as possible, or they aren't. Here's the thing Lewis - I know you keep harping on how small the percentage of MacOS users vs. The 2 images has the same structure as the Linux installation.Tinyhawkus I'm not trolling, I'm genuinely asking how you see the development cycle in complex software.
v2ray/official: Contains official releases. go.sh -version v1.13 -local /path/to/v2ray.zip Use SOCKS proxy 127.0.0.1:1080 to install the latest package. 
-local: Use a local package for installation.Default value is the latest stable release. -version: The version to be installed, such as "v1.13".The script will assume V2Ray was not installed at all. -p or -proxy: Use a proxy to download V2Ray packages.Optionally run service v2ray start|stop|status|reload|restart|force-reload to control V2Ray service.Run service v2ray start command to start V2Ray.
Update /etc/v2ray/config.json file for your own scenario. This script also configures V2Ray to run as service, if systemd is available.Ĭonfigurations are at the following places. /usr/bin/v2ray/geosite.dat: domain data file. You need to install them manually if your Linux system doesn't support yum or apt. They are required to run V2Ray as a service. If yum or apt is available, the script will install unzip and daemon / systemd. Run the following command to install V2Ray. The following command assumes root permission. If there is a previous version, the config file in /etc/v2ray will not be overwritten during upgrade. This script detects previous installed v2ray and then upgrade or install a new one accordingly. Run v2ray / v2ray.exe after unzip the packages. The GPG signature file for executables (v2ray / v2ray.exe) can be found in v2ray.sig (or ) in the same package. Download and unzip corresponding packages to your system. 
Arch Linux: packages/community/x86_64/v2ray/Īll packages are in ZIP format. Including but not limited to Debian 7 / 8, Ubuntu 12.04 / 14.04 and later, CentOS 6 / 7, Arch Linux. Mac OS X 10.10 Yosemite and later (amd64). V2Ray is available on the following platforms:
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