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Linux Quick Start Guide

Clash Party installation and configuration guide for major distributions (AppImage recommended)

Updated 2026-01-29 · Independent Clash Party guide

Quick start

1
Download

Download AppImage file

2
Permissions

chmod +x to grant execution rights

3
Run & Use

Run directly, import config and connect

System requirements

OS Requirements

Modern 64-bit Linux distribution

Architecture

x86_64 (amd64)

Memory

At least 1GB RAM

Storage

At least 200MB available space

Step 1: Download and Installation

AppImage (Recommended)

Run Directly without Installation

AppImage advantages: Download and run, no dependencies, compatible with most distributions.

  1. Download Linux (AppImage) file

  2. Grant execution permission:

    chmod +x ClashParty-*.AppImage

  3. Run the program:

    ./ClashParty-*.AppImage

DEB/RPM Packages

Ubuntu / Debian (DEB)

sudo apt install ./clashparty_*.deb

Fedora / RHEL / openSUSE (RPM)

sudo dnf install clashparty-*.rpm
# Or
sudo zypper install clashparty-*.rpm

Arch Linux

Install via AUR (search for keywords like clash party, mihomo or meta GUI):

Note: Community packages may use third-party maintenance scripts. We recommend prioritizing the official AppImage for consistency and security.

Step 2: Import Subscription

Subscription Link/Clipboard

  1. Launch Clash Party
  2. Open the Profiles / Subscription page
  3. Click "Add Subscription", select import from URL or Clipboard
  4. Paste the subscription link and save, wait for the node list to load

Step 3: Select Node and Connect

  1. Latency Test: Perform a latency test in the node list.
  2. Select Node: Choose a node with lower latency.
  3. Connect: Click the connect button; success is indicated when the status shows "Connected".

Optional Configuration

Desktop Proxy Settings (Manual)
  • GNOME: Settings > Network > Network Proxy > Configure HTTP/HTTPS/SOCKS
  • KDE: System Settings > Network Settings > Proxy > Enable and fill in ports
Command Line Proxy (As Needed)

Add to ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc:

export http_proxy="http://127.0.0.1:8080"
export https_proxy="http://127.0.0.1:8080"
export all_proxy="socks5://127.0.0.1:1080"
export no_proxy="localhost,127.0.0.1,::1"

Common Issues

Cannot Start?

Ensure the AppImage has execution permissions; run in terminal to check error output.

Cannot Connect?

Switch nodes, check subscription status or firewall rules.

TUN Support?

For system-level proxy, ensure the kernel has the tun module loaded (lsmod | grep tun).

Next Steps