Remember Windows 10X?
The June 24 Microsoft Providing Windows 11. What initially seemed like a rumor, is now becoming a confirmation in practice, especially since now, credible images New operating system Issued by Redmond.
First message: Use icons and start button Centered Redesigned the taskbar, especially the Start button.
The second novelty: Application menu is also centered, no longer sideways, non-existent Live tiles It reminds us of Windows 8 (I’m glad to get rid of them – Ed), and was completely redesigned. We have credentials, we see a filter in the top right, recommended apps and username below, which can also be used to switch accounts, and the Restart / Shutdown button.
The third novelty: Name. Windows 11 Pro This is one of those shown in the screen shots Confirms that the margin is real. Despite earlier reports that Windows 10 would have been “eternal”, the name change seems likely to happen, and part of the new design is legacy Crashing Windows 10X. What we visited is obvious The tip of the iceberg.
Then appointment Thursday, June 24 at 5 p.m. For all Windows 11 news, you will now see the screenshots described below so you can use them quietly.
There was not even time to release the first two pictures XDA Has also released an avalanche that is fully available Windows 11 ISO. So, without further ado, we leave you in the gallery below, with screen shots of everything from the new setup process, to the most sophisticated and detailed review of the actual operating system, where the opportunity to center the icons on the taskbar is eliminated. , Frankly.
Source: Byte (Chinese)
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