virglrenderer (opens new window): MIT License (opens new window).libepoxy (opens new window): MIT License (opens new window).xHook (opens new window) (Used for exit code trapping): MIT and BSD-style licenses (opens new window).pro-grade (opens new window) (Java sandboxing security manager): Apache License 2.0 (opens new window).Mesa 3D Graphics Library (opens new window): MIT License (opens new window).LWJGLX (opens new window) (LWJGL2 API compatibility layer for LWJG元): unknown license.LWJG元 (opens new window): BSD-3 License (opens new window).On iOS, it was ported by (opens new window) OpenJDK (opens new window): GNU GPLv2 License (opens new window).GL4ES (opens new window): MIT License (opens new window).Android Support Libraries: Apache License 2.0 (opens new window).Caciocavallo (opens new window): GNU GPLv2 License (opens new window).Boardwalk (opens new window) (JVM Launcher): Unknown License/ Apache License 2.0 (opens new window) or GNU GPLv2.PojavLauncher also uses the following third-party components: and many more contributors to the Android (opens new window) and iOS (opens new window) repositories. PojavLauncher didn't just appear out of thin air, but was made possible by the following (opens new window), which includes Take a look around, there's more in store! # Credits Right now, you're looking at the PojavLauncher website, with information regarding the launcher and various guides on how to navigate, operate, and get to playing.

Improved upon and revived by the team, PojavLauncher brings Boardwalk to new heights with more versions, more devices, and even iOS support.

PojavLauncher is based off of zhouwei's Boardwalk project, which brought Minecraft 1.13 to Android.

# PojavLauncher # From the ashes of zhouwei's Boardwalk project comes PojavLauncher, a capable, fast, and open-source Minecraft: Java Edition launcher for Android and iOS.

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