What is maXbox FOR LINUX?

maXbox FOR LINUX

maXbox is an open source graphical software designed as a scripting utility, a programming, and educational system with a built-in Delphi engine. It is specially designed for teaching, testing, and analyzing both algorithms and methods. It runs well under the Linux/UNIX and Microsoft Windows operating systems, allowing you to set Delphi on a machine without installation.

Key Features:

• Easily deploy text code or bytecode


• Offers mobile programming from stick


• Big library of exercises and examples


• Decompile and debug functions


• Worldwide tutorials with a maXbox getting started guide

maXbox requires no installation, configuration, or administration. Mobile programming knowledge is not a requirement when using maXbox. It supports a wide range of units, including VCL, PCRE, JEDI, SysTools, CLX, Indy, and TurboPower. With more than 22K functions, 2.6K units, and a library of over 500 PEP (Pascal Education Program) exercises and examples.

Tools Included:

• Units explorer


• Browser


• CryptoBox on Board


• Web server


• MaXbook, maXbase, maXcom, maXtex, and maXnet tools

maXbox is written entirely in Object Pascal and Delphi/Kylix programming languages. Its target audience is developers who want a flexible tool to teach, test, and analyze methods and algorithms.

You can download maXbox right now from Softpedia, free of charge. It's distributed as a universal source archive that can be installed on any supported operating system by configuring and compiling it.

maXbox is a cross-platform software officially supported on all GNU/Linux distributions, some BSD flavors, as well as on the Microsoft Windows operating system. Both 64-bit and 32-bit hardware platforms are supported at this time.

How Download Works

Go to the Softpas website, press the 'Downloads' button, and pick the app you want to download and install—easy and fast!