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AnxOS
A desktop control center for Minecraft servers, modpacks, remote nodes, and automation.
- Runs on
- Windows desktop, Linux packages
- Manages
- This PC or a connected Agent node
- Hosting
- Your hardware, VPS, NAS, or server
AnxOS Control Center
Marketplace
Marketplace Templates show runtime requirements before installRuntime Dependencies
Prepare Node Java, .NET, Docker, SteamCMD, Node.js, Python
Dependency check: missing runtime detected
Prepare Node: user approval required
Install resumes after verification passes
Latest Release
Ready for your control center
Latest release
Version
Latest private-alpha build with packaged Marketplace configuration, dependency checks, Local Agent workflow updates, and release download metadata.
Features
Built for server work
Minecraft server management
Create, monitor, start, stop, and inspect Minecraft instances from one desktop workspace.
Modpack marketplace installs
Browse provider packs and install CurseForge or Modrinth servers with guided manual-download recovery.
Remote Debian agent support
Connect the app to a Debian node for controlled file, command, and service operations.
Logs, files, commands, and stats
Work inside logs, file tools, command panels, server stats, and runtime views without changing apps.
Auto-update support
Use Check for update to pull the newest GitHub release when a new build is published.
Local Agent
Run Everything on Your Own PC
The AnxOS Local Agent securely connects the desktop app to services running on your computer. It handles server processes, files, dependencies, backups, and networking while keeping your data on your own machine.
Normal Windows users do not need Anx's Debian server. The Local Agent can run as a Windows service, remote servers remain optional, authentication is configured automatically, and you can stop or uninstall it when you no longer need it.
Runs Locally
Manage servers and files on This PC without sending work to a developer-owned Debian machine.
Automatic Setup
AnxOS installs the managed Agent runtime and prepares the folders it needs from inside the app.
Starts with Windows
The Local Agent can run as a Windows service, so the desktop app does not need to stay open.
No Token Copying
Local pairing is handled automatically on your own computer without asking you to paste Agent tokens.
Remote Servers Optional
You can still add a VPS, NAS, Debian server, Windows Server, or Raspberry Pi later.
Easy Repair and Updates
Agent diagnostics, repair, and updates stay inside AnxOS instead of requiring terminal commands.
Manual Downloads
Choose a package
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Windows installer
Setup executable
Recommended for normal Windows installs.Linux Debian package
Debian package
Recommended for Debian and Ubuntu-based systems.Linux AppImage
Portable AppImage
Use when you do not want to install a package.Getting Started
First server workflow
These steps match the current desktop workflow. AnxOS does not install unsupported runtimes or approve remote access without your action.
Download AnxOS Control Center for Windows or Linux.
Install and launch the desktop application.
Start the local AnxOS Agent or connect a remote Agent.
Add or select the Node you want to manage.
Open Prepare Node to verify Java, Docker, SteamCMD, Node.js, Python, and other required runtimes.
Install your first Marketplace server after dependency checks pass.
Monitor the server through Operations, Diagnostics, Files, and Node Health.
Install Guide
Install in a few steps
Download the installer for your platform.
Run the Windows setup, install the `.deb`, or mark the AppImage executable.
Open AnxOS, connect your remote node, then use Marketplace, Instances, Files, Console, and Stats.
Safety / SmartScreen
About first-run warnings
Windows SmartScreen may warn on new releases because AnxOS is distributed directly through GitHub. Download only from the official repository release page and verify the file name matches the release shown here.
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