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QuroPanel is under active development. Follow the roadmap and join the first public testing group.

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There is nothing to download yet.

QuroPanel is pre-1.0 and no installation package has been published. This page will carry signed packages, checksums and release channels when there is something real to install.

Public installation packages are not available yet. When they are, this page will list stable, beta and nightly channels with signatures and checksums. We are not going to put a fake install command here.

What the first release will target

RequirementFirst releaseLater
Operating systemUbuntu Server 24.04 LTS, clean install Debian, AlmaLinux, Rocky
Architecturex86-64ARM64
Memory4 GB minimum2 GB for a single-role node
Storage40 GBDepends on role
DeploymentAll-in-one single server Web, app, mail, DNS, database, backup and control-plane nodes

Why there will be no curl | bash installer

Piping a remote script straight into a root shell gives you no way to verify what ran. The bootstrap will instead install a repository key and a signed package source, then install a verified package. Updates go through the same path: signature verified, backup taken, migration dry-run, atomic update, health check, and rollback if the health check fails.

Preflight the installer will run

  • Supported OS, architecture and kernel
  • Root access and hostname
  • Public and private IP, plus reverse DNS
  • DNS resolution and outbound network
  • Port conflicts and existing web, database or mail services
  • Disk, memory and CPU
  • Filesystem quota support and cgroup v2
  • AppArmor or SELinux status
  • Time synchronisation
  • Detection of a previously installed panel

Follow the build

The roadmap shows what is specified, what is being built and what is still only planned.

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Contribute

Drivers, integrations, translations and documentation are all places to start.

How to contribute

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