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Of course I'm not developing an operating system. But I've started to modify Windows to make it look like a new operating system again .

After doing what everybody does nowadays (applying an unregistered theme and a wallpaper), I'm now trying to get (the latest experimental build of) LiteStep working on Windows 10 and it works - yay! But there are still some bugs like windows being shown in the taskbar that shouldn't be shown there (like the calculate that isn't even running, 'Start menu', 'Search' - or 'Cortana' on Windows 10 - and this invisible nameless window that keeps annoying me) and I'm also struggling a bit with the partly incomplete documentation of the n-modules for LiteStep. That's why the clock says midnight (rather it says '00:00' than 'time(%H:%M)'). On the other hand the rest works nearly perfectly. It even works well with Windows 10's virtual desktops. A cool thing is that the windows from all virtual desktops are shown in the taskbar and when you click them, the virtual desktop with that window shows up automatically.

Description
Of course I'm not developing an operating system. But I've started to modify Windows to make it look like a new operating system again .

After doing what everybody does nowadays (applying an unregistered theme and a wallpaper), I'm now trying to get (the latest experimental build of) LiteStep working on Windows 10 and it works - yay! But there are still some bugs like windows being shown in the taskbar that shouldn't be shown there (like the calculate that isn't even running, 'Start menu', 'Search' - or 'Cortana' on Windows 10 - and this invisible nameless window that keeps annoying me) and I'm also struggling a bit with the partly incomplete documentation of the n-modules for LiteStep. That's why the clock says midnight (rather it says '00:00' than 'time(%H:%M)'). On the other hand the rest works nearly perfectly. It even works well with Windows 10's virtual desktops. A cool thing is that the windows from all virtual desktops are shown in the taskbar and when you click them, the virtual desktop with that window shows up automatically.