Microsoft is still trying to unify the user experience of its operating system across different form factors and devices. Windows 10X is the company's latest attempt to achieve this. This is indicated by the hybrid interface that combines a nearly traditional 'Start' menu (albeit without tiles), an Android-like layout, and other aspects.
One of the innovations in the upcoming 'ten' from the company fast updates. It is claimed that these will take no more than 90 seconds and will occur in the background. There are also plans to update individual features and capabilities as standalone patches. This seems to suggest a modular structure for the OS.
The tech giant has already released a new application called Windows 10X Feature Experience Pack in the Microsoft app store, which is essentially a 'downloadable' part of Windows. It is expected that the company will release updates through the store, similar to what This will resolve issues with cumulative updates and speed up their release. It will also improve overall system performance.
Windows 10X is currently optimized only for dual-screen devices, but some developers have managed to run the system on actual hardware, including , . Although the system is still in the early stages of development, a release is expected this year.
In our You can learn everything that is known about the new 'ten' at this time. Meanwhile, the system in the video.
Source: 3dnews.ru
