Windows 20: Windows as it should be

Windows 20; Not yet… H continues to develop Windows 10 and every new feature update supposed to bring more improvements based on user feedback (or, at least, that's what the ).

The Windows 20 concept below, however, suggests a much more significant redesign for the of the company from Redmond. Includes changes that have been required by users for a long time.

Windows 20

The line (task bar), for example, could feature centered icons, something that can already be achieved with third-party software in Windows 10 and which Microsoft refuses to offer at the operating system level.

Of course, this could make Windows 10 look more like macOS, but since it's one of the top feature requests, the company should at least explore the options available to make the new version available at some point. .

The live tiles have been redesigned in the Start menu, and have additional options displayed on the mouse. In fact, there are many who report that live tiles could be removed at some point in the future, as they do not appreciate them in the Start menu.

Microsoft could very well take a more static approach similar to that used in Windows 10X, but of course this is something that can only happen in the long run if Microsoft makes that decision.

All in all, the concept suggests some interesting ideas, and it would be nice if Microsoft could take a look at it. This does not necessarily mean that the company will implement the whole concept, but it will be good to know what users expect from the upcoming Windows 10.

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