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-## Supported OS
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-> If you don't have your OS here, you can use Docker
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-At the moment we support major operating systems, here is the list of OS on which we have tested the panel support
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-| System | Minimal Version |
-| - | - |
-| Ubuntu | 22.04 |
-| Debian | 12 |
-| CentOS | 8 |
-| OpenEuler | 22.03 |
-| Fedora | 36 |
-| AlmaLinux | 9.5 |
-| Rocky Linux | 9.5 |
-| Oracle Linux | 8 |
-| Amazon Linux | 2023 |
-| Virtuozzo Linux | 8 |
-| Windows | Server 2016 |
-| Arch Linux | — |
-| Parch Linux | — |
-| Manjaro | — |
-| Armbian | — |
-| OpenSUSE | — |
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-## Supported architectures
-
-Our platform offers compatibility with a diverse range of architectures and devices, ensuring flexibility across various computing environments. The following are key architectures that we support:
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-* `amd64` (recommended): This prevalent architecture is the standard for personal computers and servers, accommodating most modern operating systems seamlessly.
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-* `x86` / `i386`: Widely adopted in desktop and laptop computers, this architecture enjoys broad support from numerous operating systems and applications, including but not limited to Windows, macOS, and Linux systems.
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-* `armv8` / `arm64` / `aarch64`: Tailored for contemporary mobile and embedded devices, such as smartphones and tablets, this architecture is exemplified by devices like Raspberry Pi 4, Raspberry Pi 3, Raspberry Pi Zero 2/Zero 2 W, Orange Pi 3 LTS, and more.
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-* `armv7` / `arm` / `arm32`: Serving as the architecture for older mobile and embedded devices, it remains widely utilized in devices like Orange Pi Zero LTS, Orange Pi PC Plus, Raspberry Pi 2, among others.
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-* `armv6` / `arm` / `arm32`: Geared towards very old embedded devices, this architecture, while less prevalent, is still in use. Devices such as Raspberry Pi 1, Raspberry Pi Zero/Zero W, rely on this architecture.
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-* `armv5` / `arm` / `arm32`: An older architecture primarily associated with early embedded systems, it is less common today but may still be found in legacy devices like early Raspberry Pi versions and some older smartphones.
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-* `s390x`: This architecture is commonly used in IBM mainframe computers and offers high performance and reliability for enterprise workloads.
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 ## Docker (recommended)
 
 1. Before installing Docker, install the following tools using your package manager: `curl`, `nano` (if necessary)