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The Windows 10X desktop and Start interfaces are much simpler than their equivalents in mainstream versions of Windows 10.
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Here’s a complete look at the Windows 10X Setup process, which is a simplified and prettier version of Windows Setup from Windows 10.
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Just ahead of its launch for commercial PC-like devices, an install image of Windows 10X for single screens has leaked, giving us an early peek at Microsoft’s new OS.
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Back in 2019, Mircosoft announced Windows 10x, an updated version of Windows for dual-screen devices. Here’s what we know so far.
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We can debate the relative merits of Win32 desktop applications vs. newer platforms, but Microsoft is moving very clearly in one direction.
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Mary Jo Foley reports that Microsoft has delayed Windows 10X to Spring 2021 and won’t rollout a dual-screen version until 2022.
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Microsoft has made significant changes to Windows 10X and lost nearly 18 months of development time.
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The rollout of Windows 10 version 2004 was expected to go smoothly, but that hasn’t happened. Now there’s a new problem.
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While the rest of Microsoft embraces open source and open standards, Windows app development remains stuck in the proprietary past.
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Or, at least that’s the plan, according to a Microsoft blog post that was mysteriously edited to remove this information.
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