Windows Copilot Runtime Isn’t a Runtime, and WPF is Back, Baby (Premium)

During Monday’s Microsoft AI event, Pavan Davuluri threw out an unexpected term, Windows Copilot runtime, without really explaining it. Today, we have a bit more information about that, and some news about the new approach to “native” apps on Windows.
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Microsoft Breathes Life into Win32 Apps with .NET Core 3.0 and UWP XAML Islands

At the beginning of March and at its developer conference in May, Microsoft made several announcements about the future of Win32 apps. In this Ask the Admin, I’ll look at how those developments will affect the application landscape in Windows.

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