Winnux consists of seven core components that together make the transition from Windows to Linux safe, understandable, and smooth.
Unified system settings with a graphical interface. Manages network, sound, display, power, privacy, and more — all without a terminal.
Drivers, firmware, and hardware status. Lets users test hardware compatibility before installation. Handles automatic graphics driver identification.
Migration of documents, photos, music, and common settings from Windows. Verifies the transfer and lets users keep Windows during the transition.
Runs verified Windows applications directly in Winnux. Shows an understandable compatibility status per application without exposing technical jargon like Wine prefixes or Proton.
Manages Steam and Proton in an understandable way. Shows game compatibility and helps with installation and configuration.
A unified app store for all software. Flatpak-based with search, categories, updates, and reviews.
Diagnoses and repairs common problems. Can restore to the previous working system version. Explains problems and solutions at the user level.
The first vertical slice for language and region selection during installation. Greets the user after first boot.