How olegos2/mobox works
Mobox is a Termux-based Android environment for running Windows x86 applications through Box64 and Wine. The documented workflow is to install it in Termux, launch its menu, configure or install a Wine environment, then run applications with display and optional touch-input support. The README also documents graphics options, compatibility and system settings, root memory adjustment, logging, and backup/restore. Source excerpts were unavailable, so paths use only the supplied tree and links reflect documented behavior rather than inferred internal calls.
Main entry points: install Mobox menu · termux-x11.apk Termux-X11 · components Box64 · inputbridge.apk Input Bridge
Components 18
Setup and launch
- Installer
install - Mobox menu
install - Backup and restore
install
Windows runtime
- Wine environment
install - Box64
components - Box86
components - Graphics options
components
Configuration and support
- Dynarec settings
install - System settings
install - Compatibility settings
install - OOM Adjuster
install - Debug logging
install
Display and input
- Termux-X11
components/termux-x11.apk - Input Bridge
components/inputbridge.apk
Other components
- User
- Termux
- Android device
- Windows x86 app
Connections 17
- User → Installer: runs installer
- Installer → Termux: installs into
- User → Mobox menu: launches in Termux
- Mobox menu → Wine environment: manages packages
- Mobox menu → Backup and restore: offers backup
- Mobox menu → Dynarec settings: opens settings
- Mobox menu → System settings: opens settings
- Mobox menu → Compatibility settings: opens settings
- Mobox menu → OOM Adjuster: offers adjustment
- Mobox menu → Debug logging: enables logging
- User → Windows x86 app: runs through Wine
- Wine environment → Box64: uses translation
- Wine environment → Box86: uses translation
- Wine environment → Graphics options: supports graphics
- Wine environment → Termux-X11: displays through
- User → Input Bridge: uses touch controls
- Termux-X11 → Android device: shows display