🎉 Version 1.1.0 is here! Now with full Linux & WSL support!
| Distro (+WSL) | Support | |
|---|---|---|
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Ubuntu | ✅ |
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Debian | ✅ |
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Fedora | ✅ |
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Termux (PRoot) | ✅ |
| Distro | Minimum Version | Support | |
|---|---|---|---|
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Ubuntu | 24.04+ | ✅ |
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Debian | 13+ | ✅ |
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Fedora | 41+ | ✅ |
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Termux (PRoot) | — | ✅ |
Warning
Alpine Linux / postmarketOS not supported!
These distributions use musl instead of glibc, which is incompatible with the Bedrock server and Box64.
Workaround: Use a chroot/proot environment or Docker container with a glibc-based distro. Might need to compile Box64 if it is not in the repos.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| 🐧 Linux/WSL Support | Native support for Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora |
| 🔧 ARM64 Linux Support | Box64 auto-installation on supported ARM64 distros |
| 🖥️ Modern TUI | Beautiful terminal user interface built with Textual |
| 📦 One-Click Install | Download and install any Bedrock server version with a single click |
| 💾 Backup & Restore | Create, manage, and restore server backups effortlessly |
| 📊 Live Server Stats | Real-time CPU, RAM, and uptime monitoring |
| 🎮 Multi-Instance | Run and manage multiple server instances |
| ⚡ Auto Architecture Detection | Seamless AMD64/ARM64 support with Box64 integration |
- 🖥️ Stunning Terminal UI — Navigate with ease using the new Bedrux TUI
- 📥 Smart Downloads — Fetch latest release, preview, or any specific version
- 💾 Backup System — Create and restore server backups with timestamps
- 🔄 Instance Management — Create, delete, and switch between server instances
- 📊 Real-time Monitoring — Watch CPU, RAM usage, and server uptime live
- 🏗️ Multi-Architecture — Native AMD64 + ARM64 (via Box64) support
- ⌨️ Interactive Console — Send commands directly to your server
- 🎯 Double-Click Actions — Intuitive UI with click-to-start functionality
Important
Termux Users: Download Termux from F-Droid (not Play Store version).
Important
Linux/WSL Users: You may need to run the installer with sudo depending on your system configuration.
Open your terminal and run:
curl -sL theonuverse.github.io/bedrux/setup | bashTip
After installation, you may need to restart your terminal or run source ~/.bashrc for the bedrux command to be available (Linux/WSL only).
pd sh bedruxbedruxThat's it! 🎉 You're now ready to create and manage your Minecraft Bedrock servers.
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
S |
Start a server instance |
X |
Stop the server instance |
Esc |
Go back & Quit Bedrux |
Once your server is running, you can:
- 📝 Send commands directly (e.g.,
say Hello!,stop,op <player>) - 📊 Monitor real-time stats (CPU, RAM, uptime)
- 📜 View live server logs
The Minecraft Bedrock Dedicated Server is built for AMD64 architecture. On ARM64 devices (most Android phones, Raspberry Pi, ARM-based servers), Bedrux automatically uses Box64 for translation.
Warning
Performance varies by device. ARM64 emulation may cause reduced performance compared to native AMD64. For best results, use a device with at least 4GB RAM.
Warning
CPU monitor unavailable on Termux: Termux does not expose per-process CPU usage to unprivileged apps. As a result, Bedrux's live CPU monitor will be unavailable or show inaccurate values when running inside Termux environments. RAM, uptime, logs and server management features still function normally.
Note
Port Forwarding: To allow players outside your local network to connect, you need to forward TCP & UDP port 19132 (default) on your router to your device's local IP address.
Note
Firewall: On Linux systems, ensure your firewall allows incoming TCP & UDP traffic on port 19132:
sudo ufw allow 19132 # Ubuntu/Debian
sudo firewall-cmd --add-port=19132/tcp --add-port=19132/udp --permanent && sudo firewall-cmd --reload # FedoraBedrux stores all data in ~/.bedrux/:
instances/— Your server installationsbackups/— Server backups (timestamped.zipfiles)
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One command to install, one command to run. No complex setup required. Full control over your Minecraft world — no third-party hosting needed. |
Run a Bedrock server anywhere your Android phone goes. No subscriptions, no hidden costs. Open source and community-driven. |
Server won't start (Exit code 126)
This usually means the server binary isn't executable. Bedrux v1.0.0 fixes this automatically, but if it persists:
chmod +x ~/.bedrux/instances/<your-server>/bedrock_serverDownload fails or times out
Check your internet connection. Bedrux downloads directly from Minecraft's official servers, which may be slow in some regions.
High CPU and RAM usage on ARM64
This is expected due to Box64 translation. Consider reducing view distance and simulation distance in server.properties.
For questions, bugs, or feature requests, please open an issue.
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