Downloads & Releases

Official release binaries for Windows, Linux, macOS, and embedded architectures. PS2 Servers binaries are compiled directly from source in automated GitHub Actions workflows with cryptographic attestations.

Pre-Releases vs Tagged Releases

For active development and the latest compatibility improvements (such as UDPFS handoff resilience and Edge Web UI updates), download the newest pre-release on GitHub. A tagged release may represent an earlier milestone. Always inspect the assets table of the release for the exact packages built.

Open GitHub Releases Page ↗ Edge Router Build Picker

Desktop & Workstation Packages

Desktop packages include the Tkinter graphical launcher, the underlying Core CLI, and all server modules. Portable builds keep all libraries extracted in a folder and avoid single-file decompression overhead.

Platform	Recommended Package	Alternative / Legacy	Description
Windows x64 (64-bit)	`PS2Servers-windows-x64-portable.zip`	`PS2Servers-windows-x64.zip`	Recommended for modern Windows 10/11 PCs. Extract anywhere and launch `PS2Servers.exe`.
Windows x86 (32-bit)	`PS2Servers-windows-x86-portable.zip`	`PS2Servers-windows-x86.zip`	For 32-bit legacy Windows installations, older netbooks, and thin clients.
Linux x86_64 (64-bit)	`PS2Servers-linux-x64-portable.tar.gz`	`PS2Servers-x86_64.AppImage`	AppImage offers full desktop menu integration; portable archive works when `/tmp` has `noexec` mount flags.
macOS Apple Silicon	`PS2Servers-macos-arm64.zip`	—	Native ARM64 build optimized for Apple M1, M2, M3, and M4 Macs.
macOS Intel x64	`PS2Servers-macos-x64.zip`	—	Universal binary for Intel-based Macs.

Edge Headless & Router Binaries

Edge binaries are compact, standalone Go executables compiled for headless hardware, single-board computers, and network routers. They require zero Python runtime. For device family selection, refer to the Edge Build Picker.

Target Architecture	Binary Asset Name	Target Hardware Examples
x86_64 (amd64)	`ps2servers-edge-linux-amd64`	Standard PC, Intel/AMD NAS (Synology, QNAP, TrueNAS), Proxmox VM
ARM64 (aarch64)	`ps2servers-edge-linux-arm64`	Raspberry Pi 3/4/5 running 64-bit OS, modern ARM NAS, Orange Pi 5
ARMv7 (32-bit)	`ps2servers-edge-linux-armv7`	Raspberry Pi 2, Pi 3/4/5 running 32-bit Raspberry Pi OS, ARMv7 routers
ARMv6	`ps2servers-edge-linux-armv6`	Raspberry Pi 1, Pi Zero, Pi Zero W
ARMv5	`ps2servers-edge-linux-armv5`	Pogoplug, SheevaPlug, Seagate DockStar, legacy Kirkwood NAS
MIPS Big-Endian	`ps2servers-edge-linux-mips`	Atheros ath79 home routers, TP-Link, Netgear, GL.iNet
MIPS Little-Endian	`ps2servers-edge-linux-mipsel`	MediaTek MT7621 routers, Xiaomi, ASUS, ramips target
RISC-V 64-bit	`ps2servers-edge-linux-riscv64`	StarFive VisionFive 2, Milk-V, LicheeRV
OpenWrt Packages	`ps2servers-edge_*.ipk`	Native package archives with procd service and UCI configuration files

Verifying Checksums & Build Attestations

Integrity can be confirmed against the published SHA-256 checksums, and cryptographic build provenance can be verified via the GitHub CLI:

# 1. Verify SHA-256 on Linux/macOS
sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS.txt

# 1b. Verify SHA-256 in Windows PowerShell
Get-FileHash .\PS2Servers-windows-x64-portable.zip -Algorithm SHA256

# 2. Verify GitHub Actions build attestation
gh attestation verify PS2Servers-windows-x64-portable.zip -R NathanNeurotic/PS2-Servers

Antivirus Detections on Windows

Unsigned executables that bind to network sockets and extract self-contained runtime files are commonly flagged by heuristic antivirus scanners. These are false positives. See our complete Antivirus Transparency & Trust Guide for detailed analysis and exclusion instructions.