# Get Started with Omarchy (in 5 mins)

Press Super + K to open the keybindings list. On most PC keyboards, Super is the key with the Windows logo. The list on your own desktop is the best reference if your bindings differ. Luke filmed Omarchy 4.5.0.

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Author: Luke Byrne
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Guide published: 2026-11-11

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## Launch an app

Super + Space opens the Omarchy menu. Super + Alt + Space opens Apps. Super + Return opens a terminal and Super + Shift + Return opens the browser.

## Give each job a workspace

With the terminal open, press Super + 2 and launch the browser there. Super + 1 takes you back to the first workspace. Switching workspaces keeps the other app open.

## Try the layouts

Super + L cycles the workspace layout. Watch the top bar as you cycle: the square indicates tiling, the circle scrolling and the triangle floating. With two windows open, try each layout to see how it handles them.

## Move a window

Super + O pops the focused window out and pins it. Press it again to bring the window back. Hold Super and drag with the left mouse button to move it.

## Close or minimize

Super + W and Super + Q both close the focused window. On a floating workspace, Super + M minimizes a window to the dock, where you can bring it back. Save your work before testing the close shortcuts.

## The takeaway

Super + W and Super + Q both close the focused window. On a floating workspace, Super + M minimizes a window to the dock, where you can bring it back. Save your work before testing the close shortcuts.

## Workflow resources

- [github.com](https://github.com/omacom/omarchy/tree/v4.5.0/default/hypr/bindings)

## Sources and limitations

These shortcuts follow Omarchy 4.5.0. Super + K shows the current bindings on your desktop.

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