Versions:

  • 26.5.27-r1
  • 26.5.18-r2

Orayo is a software application published by barkure and categorized as a network utility, specifically a client for the Xray proxy platform. It is described as a modern Windows Xray client built with WinUI 3, meaning its purpose is to provide users of the Windows operating system with a graphical interface for working with Xray, while taking advantage of the WinUI 3 framework that Microsoft provides for building contemporary desktop applications on Windows. As an Xray client, Orayo serves use cases centered on configuring, managing, and operating Xray connections from a Windows PC, giving users a dedicated application through which they can interact with the Xray core rather than relying on command-line operation alone. The choice of WinUI 3 as the underlying technology positions Orayo within the current generation of Windows desktop software, since WinUI 3 is Microsoft's modern user interface layer for Windows apps, and the description emphasizes the modern character of the client as one of its defining qualities. The current version of Orayo listed in this catalog is 26.5.27-r1, which follows a version numbering scheme in which the revision identifier "r1" is appended to the base version number 26.5.27. The catalog records a total of two versions of the software, indicating that Orayo has been distributed in more than one release and that version 26.5.27-r1 represents the most recent entry among them. Because Orayo targets Windows specifically, it is relevant to users seeking an Xray client that integrates with the Windows desktop environment through a modern interface rather than a cross-platform or legacy toolkit. Prospective users evaluating Xray clients for Windows can consider Orayo as an option developed and maintained under the barkure publisher identity, with version 26.5.27-r1 available as the latest release among the two versions documented. Further details about features, configuration options, and system requirements would be available from the publisher's own distribution channels.

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