A good start. An answer to your question.
Step by step to your own desktop. Find keyboard shortcuts, settings and help for everyday use.
Getting started
Open apps and files
Start programs, switch between windows and find your folders.
Your first steps
Open apps, find the settings and find your way around the desktop.
Write the ISO to a USB stick
Prepare a USB stick for the WinDoesNot live system.
The ISO: a complete system
Who the ISO is for and how the installation works.
Choose programs in the installer
Pick web apps, ArtCraft, a shell and more programs before installing.
Move from Windows
Bring your Windows data along in the installer: what comes with you, what does not, and why Windows stays unchanged.
Everyday use
Files and icons on the desktop
Copy, cut and paste files on the desktop and drop files from the file manager.
Windows and workspaces
Move and switch windows, go full screen and tidy up.
Take screenshots
Select part of the screen and capture it.
Installing programs with the Store
Find programs, choose the source and review AUR packages.
Start menu and taskbar
Pin your favorite programs and change their order.
All keyboard shortcuts
The current bindings for apps, windows, workspaces, screenshots and media.
Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and sound
Connect to a network, choose an audio device and change the volume.
Customize
Battery and power
Check the battery and choose a power profile.
Wallpaper, colors and light/dark
Change the look through the settings.
Displays and scaling
Set resolution, display size and the position of your monitors.
Language, keyboard and mouse
Change the interface language and input, and check the number pad.
Help
Known limitations
What does not work well in virtual machines and which alternative we recommend.
When something does not work as expected
Simple checks for missing windows, wrong display or an app that does not respond.
System update fails: Hyprland or gcc-libs
What to do when windoesnot-plugins blocks a system update.
Updates and restore points
What the updates page shows and what a restore point saves.
Maintenance and graphics drivers
Use tools for package sources, cache, updates and drivers when needed.