I assume you meant Windows. (How is typing an "S" so hard for you?). Anyway. Yes, there is a Windows wallet.
And no, it doesn't have a GUI. Which means you have to type in some commands manually.

You will probably fail (since you can't even type the "S"). Just use the webwallet.

Thank you.

The mainnet binary decryption key (password) will be posted here at launch as well as on the forum, Twitter, Reddit, and IRC.

We've taken this  situation into consideration. It is typical for a person to desire monopoly over any kind of resource, so we set in place specific rules that will make  the network expansion accommodate to its needs. One of those rules is to have a minimum balance for forging. This will demotivate rapid expansion of nodes at the beginning. As we progress and the transactional volume increases more nodes will be added to the network, via fluctuations in funds. Idilly we would like to have and stable transactional volume and node increase at the same time. This is a scenario that can happen only at the beginning. But we have looked at ways to combat issues of gaming the line by limiting the amount of forging nodes at the same time. You might think of this as the same way Bitcoin acts with the difficulty rate, The more Hash power is available the harder the difficulty. We can proceed in the same manner only using a variable to determine the optimal forging line. Either way this is not a concern for the network itself, as there will be a line of people desiring to forge either way, and the more nodes are in the network the wider, faster, and more secure it becomes.

Just in case i got you confused, there will be a document explaining how this works, in the near future!