What is Mihomo Concept explanation and usage positioning
Mihomo can be understood as a core component that handles rules, proxy protocols and traffic forwarding capabilities. It assumes more of a "kernel" role rather than a full graphical client aimed directly at ordinary users.
What is Mihomo
Mihomo can be understood as a core component that handles rules, proxy protocols and traffic forwarding capabilities. It assumes more of a "kernel" role rather than a full graphical client aimed directly at ordinary users.
Mihomo is mainly responsible for rule parsing, protocol processing and traffic forwarding capabilities.
The graphical client is responsible for interface interaction, subscription import, node switching and system agent activation.
Ordinary users usually use Mihomo indirectly through the client instead of directly operating the kernel.
Relationship between Mihomo and client
In actual usage scenarios, ordinary users usually come into contact with clients based on Mihomo, such as Clash Verge Rev, which is common on desktops, and FlClash, which is common on mobile terminals.
The site mentions these names on the home page, download page and tutorial page at the same time to help users establish a basic understanding of "kernel + client".
Usually it is not understood as a complete graphics client, but rather as a core capability or kernel.
In most cases, it is not necessary. Ordinary users can directly download the desktop or mobile client.
Because the current site is organized around clients, tutorials, tools and FAQs under the Mihomo ecosystem.