Source materials for WinDock 2.1.2 · Build 27
Third-party components and licenses
WinDock uses open-source components for local VM execution and integration. Notices and source materials are also available in the app. This page describes the build above; check the App Store for the version currently available to download.
Main components
| Component | Purpose | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| QEMU | ARM64 virtual-machine execution, virtual devices, disk tools, and hardware acceleration. | QEMU 10.0.2-utm, with WinDock's App Group launch bridge patches. |
| EDK II | ARM64 UEFI firmware and variable-store template. | Matches the firmware in the QEMU 10.2.2 source distribution; its sources are retained separately from the 10.0.2-utm runtime sources. |
| swtpm / libtpms | Software TPM support for Windows 11 virtual machines. | Source materials and applicable notices are included in the bundled source materials. |
| VirtIO Windows drivers | Windows 11 ARM64 network and display drivers. | License notices and upstream source references are provided. |
| Dokany | Filesystem support for Windows-side file integration. | Dokany 2.3.1.1000 source, license materials, and WinDock filesystem-provider source are included in the source package. |
| Runtime libraries | Supporting libraries required by the bundled VM engine. | See the component report, upstream notices, and source inventory for individual components. |
Independence and trademarks
- WinDock is independent software. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Microsoft, Apple, UTM, VMware, or Parallels.
- WinDock uses publicly available open-source components under their respective licenses, including the UTM-maintained QEMU source release. It does not require users to install another virtualization application.
- Third-party product names and trademarks belong to their respective owners. References identify components, compatibility, or supported operating systems.
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Licenses and Windows
Each component remains subject to its applicable license. Included upstream license texts and notices govern those components; this summary does not replace their terms.
WinDock does not include Windows installation media or activation keys. Windows is provided by Microsoft and must be obtained and licensed separately. The source package is not the complete proprietary WinDock application repository.