This is just the latest set of Windows 10 changes as prior previews have introduced other new features. It also can be removed entirely as other beta features like Windows Sets have been added and then removed, in the past. Since Microsoft usually releases Windows 10 updates twice a year, in October and April, it could likely become official in the spring.
These changes will likely debut to non-beta testers in the next major update to Windows 10, currently codenamed 19H1. Other pieces of the operating system are also still subject to more design changes later on, including the OneDrive icon, and various areas of the system tray. The new light theme is still a work in progress and Microsoft is awaiting feedback on the experience to further tweak it. Windows 11 is about to make RGB peripherals way easier to use This new Windows 11 feature is a great addition for PC gamersĬommon Windows 11 problems and how to fix them
0 kommentar(er)
