Installation Guide

Follow these instructions carefully to compile and deploy your isolated environment.

Important Compatibility Notice

TuxBlox is explicitly built for Linux distributions. This utility cannot be installed on Windows or macOS environments. If you are currently operating on Windows or macOS, the Roblox Game Client is already natively supported. Please visit the Official Roblox Download Page to install it directly.

Note on Assets: Due to copyright reasons, a direct pre-compiled .iso download is not available. The provided tools allow you to compile the environment locally using your own legal copy.

System Requirements

Hardware Specifications

  • Memory: 6GB RAM (8GB recommended)
  • Storage: 60GB Storage (70GB recommended)
  • Processor: 2 CPU cores (4 CPU cores recommended)
  • Motherboard: CPU with IOMMU support
  • Graphics: A GPU compatible with VFIO passthrough

Software Dependencies

  • Host OS: A Linux distro with KVM/QEMU support

Installation Steps

01

Install the TuxBlox CLI

Open your terminal and run the automated installation script:

bash
curl -sSL https://tuxblox.net/install.sh | bash Copy
02

Download the Windows Disk Image (ISO)

Download an English (US) language Windows 11 ISO file directly from Microsoft:

Go to Microsoft Download Page
03

Compile Environment ISO

Run these commands in your terminal to select, compile, and optionally verify your environment's integrity:

Make sure to replace /path/to/iso/file.iso with the actual path to the ISO file

Terminal
tuxblox iso select /path/to/iso/file.iso Copy
Terminal
tuxblox iso selected compile TuxBlox Copy
Terminal
tuxblox iso verify TuxBlox Copy

If the output reads "Integrity verified", the compilation was successful.

04

Launch the App

You can now configure and launch TuxBlox straight from the desktop launcher application:

Terminal
tuxblox app Copy

Disclaimer

TuxBlox is an independent open-source project. It is not affiliated with, authorized by, or associated with Roblox Corporation or Microsoft Corporation. Roblox and Windows are trademarks of their respective owners.