docs: first-class Linux + Windows positioning + IDD-push differentiator

Drop the "Linux-first" framing across the README and docs site in favor of
first-class Linux AND Windows hosts, and surface the Windows IDD-push
virtual-display path as a distinct differentiator (punktfunk's own indirect
display driver the host pushes frames into — a real virtual display, no physical
monitor or dummy plug, even on the secure desktop).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

docs-site/content/docs/how-it-works.md

@@ -16,14 +16,22 @@ monitor. When the client disconnects, the virtual display goes away.
 That's why a 1080p60 laptop and a 1440p120 desktop can stream from the same host **at the same time**,
 each at its own mode — they each get their own virtual display.
 
-How the virtual display is created depends on your desktop:
+How the virtual display is created depends on your host:
 
-| Desktop | How |
+| Host | How |
 |---|---|
 | **GNOME** (Mutter) | A virtual monitor via the screen-cast API |
 | **KDE Plasma** (KWin) | A virtual output via KWin's screencast |
 | **Bazzite / Steam** (gamescope) | A nested gamescope session launched at the client's mode |
 | **Sway** (wlroots) | A headless output added to the running session |
+| **Windows** | A virtual-display driver — including punktfunk's own **indirect display driver** the host pushes frames straight into — a real virtual display, no physical monitor, even on the secure desktop |
+
+That last one is the distinctive part on Windows: rather than only capturing an existing screen,
+punktfunk has **its own indirect display driver (IDD)**, and the host can push finished frames
+**straight into the driver**. You get the same on-the-fly virtual display the Linux compositors give
+you — at the client's exact mode, with no physical monitor or dummy HDMI dongle, and even on the
+secure desktop (UAC / lock screen). That tight, push-based integration is unusual among Windows
+streaming hosts.
 
 ## From screen to GPU to wire
 

docs-site/content/docs/index.mdx

@@ -1,19 +1,21 @@
 ---
 title: Introduction
-description: Low-latency desktop and game streaming from a Linux host to any of your devices.
+description: Low-latency desktop and game streaming from a Linux or Windows host to any of your devices.
 ---
 
 import { Cards, Card } from 'fumadocs-ui/components/card'
 
-**punktfunk** streams your Linux desktop or games to your other devices — a laptop, a Mac, a tablet,
+**punktfunk** streams your desktop or games to your other devices — a laptop, a Mac, a tablet,
 a TV — at low latency and at **each device's own resolution and refresh rate**. Run the host on a
-Linux machine with an NVIDIA GPU, connect a client, and you're streaming.
+Linux machine or a Windows PC, connect a client, and you're streaming.
 
 It's built for the things that make streaming feel native:
 
 - **Your device's exact mode.** The host spins up a virtual display sized to the client that's
   connecting — 1080p60 to your laptop, 1440p120 to your desktop, 4K to your TV — at the same time.
-  No letterboxing, no scaling, no juggling your real monitors.
+  No letterboxing, no scaling, no juggling your real monitors. On Windows that's punktfunk's own
+  indirect display driver, frames pushed straight in — so there's no physical monitor or dummy HDMI
+  plug to deal with, even on the secure desktop.
 - **Low latency, GPU end to end.** Frames go straight from the compositor to the GPU encoder
   (NVENC) with zero CPU copies, and over a transport tuned for responsiveness rather than throughput.
 - **Works with the apps you already have.** punktfunk speaks the GameStream protocol, so any
@@ -34,9 +36,9 @@ It's built for the things that make streaming feel native:
 
 ## What you need
 
-- A **Linux host** with an **NVIDIA GPU** (for the NVENC hardware encoder) running one of the
-  [supported setups](/docs/requirements): **Ubuntu** (GNOME or KDE), **Fedora** (KDE), or **Bazzite**.
-  A native [**Windows host**](/docs/windows-host) (NVIDIA-only) is also available.
+- A **host** with a supported GPU — either a **Linux** machine running one of the
+  [supported setups](/docs/requirements) (**Ubuntu** GNOME or KDE, **Fedora** KDE, or **Bazzite**), or
+  a **[Windows](/docs/windows-host) PC**.
 - A **client device** to stream to — there are native apps for **macOS, iOS/iPadOS, tvOS, Linux,
   Windows, and Android**, plus any device that runs **Moonlight**.
 - Both on the **same network** (LAN or VPN). punktfunk is designed for a trusted local network.

docs-site/content/docs/running-as-a-service.md

@@ -84,9 +84,10 @@ session unit — see [Bazzite](/docs/bazzite).
 
 ## Windows
 
-> punktfunk is Linux-first, but a native **Windows host** also ships — a signed installer with an SCM
-> service and a bundled virtual-display driver. It's **NVIDIA-only** (NVENC) and newer than the Linux
-> host. (Not to be confused with the Windows *client*, which streams *to* a Windows PC.)
+> punktfunk has first-class **Linux and Windows** hosts. On Windows it ships as a signed installer
+> with an SCM service and a virtual-display driver — including punktfunk's own **indirect display
+> driver** the host pushes frames straight into. The Windows host is newer than the Linux host. (Not
+> to be confused with the Windows *client*, which streams *to* a Windows PC.)
 
 On Windows the host runs as a `LocalSystem` service that launches into the interactive session, so it
 captures the secure desktop (UAC / lock screen) and survives reboots with nobody logged in — the same

docs-site/content/docs/status.md

@@ -23,9 +23,9 @@ A high-level view of where punktfunk stands. The ordered plan of work is on the
 
 ## What works today
 
-punktfunk is a low-latency desktop and game streaming **host** — Linux-first (Linux + NVIDIA, NVENC),
-with a newer **NVIDIA-only Windows host** too — and native **clients** on macOS, iOS/iPadOS/tvOS,
-Linux, Windows, and Android.
+punktfunk is a low-latency desktop and game streaming **host** with first-class **Linux and Windows**
+support — and native **clients** on macOS, iOS/iPadOS/tvOS, Linux, Windows, and Android. (The Windows
+host is newer than the Linux host.)
 
 - **Two protocols.** The host speaks the **GameStream** protocol, so any **Moonlight**
   client works out of the box, plus its own lower-latency **`punktfunk/1`** protocol

docs-site/content/docs/windows-host.md

@@ -1,15 +1,17 @@
 ---
 title: "Windows Host"
-description: "Run the punktfunk streaming host on a Windows PC with an NVIDIA GPU."
+description: "Run the punktfunk streaming host on a Windows PC — a first-class, virtual-display host."
 ---
 
 
-**Status: implemented and shipping — NVIDIA-only, x64-only.** punktfunk is Linux-first, but it also
-runs as a native **Windows host**: a signed installer registers a `LocalSystem` service that streams
+**Status: implemented and shipping — x64-only.** Alongside the Linux host, punktfunk runs as a
+first-class native **Windows host**: a signed installer registers a `LocalSystem` service that streams
 your Windows desktop or games to any punktfunk or Moonlight client, at the client's exact resolution
-via a virtual display — including **HDR10** (10-bit BT.2020 PQ) when your Windows desktop is in HDR
-mode. It's newer and less battle-tested than the Linux host, and it is built specifically around
-NVIDIA hardware. (The Linux host is 8-bit only — HDR there is blocked upstream.)
+via a **virtual display** — including **HDR10** (10-bit BT.2020 PQ) when your Windows desktop is in HDR
+mode. punktfunk has its own **indirect display driver (IDD)** that the host pushes finished frames
+straight into, so you get a real on-the-fly virtual display with no physical monitor or dummy HDMI
+plug — even on the secure desktop (UAC / lock screen). The Windows host is newer and less
+battle-tested than the Linux host. (The Linux host is 8-bit only — HDR there is blocked upstream.)
 
 > This page is about the Windows **host** (streaming *from* a Windows PC). To stream *to* a Windows
 > PC, see the [Windows client](/docs/clients#windows-desktop-client).

docs-site/src/routes/index.tsx

@@ -13,8 +13,8 @@ function Home() {
         <BrandMark className="size-20 drop-shadow-[0_8px_30px_rgba(108,91,243,0.45)]" />
         <Wordmark className="h-12 md:h-14" />
         <p className="max-w-xl text-fd-muted-foreground">
-          Linux-first, low-latency desktop and game streaming — a shared Rust protocol
-          core with native clients per platform.
+          Low-latency desktop and game streaming with first-class Linux and Windows
+          hosts — a shared Rust protocol core with native clients on every platform.
         </p>
         <Link
           to="/docs/$"