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win10? The following will be a Windows 10 trial evaluation, Microsoft's latest system is named Windows10, skipped directly 9. So how does this new system work? Let's get to know it.
Win10 makes "classic" re-return, and basically coincides with the earlier rumors —— In addition to the shortcuts of commonly used applications on the left side of the start menu, the right side adds a special " unique" in Windows 8. ; Activity tile & rdquo; menu. This design can continue to provide convenience for touch-screen operation, and secondly, it can also take care of Windows 8 users' habits and application compatibility.
In addition to the above changes, the "Task View" button and related functions added to the new system are also one of the new features highlighted by Microsoft today. This feature is similar to Apple OS X's Expose, which scales and arranges all open windows so that users can quickly find the target task.

In addition, Microsoft has borrowed the so-called "Multiple desktops" function from rival operating systems such as OS X and Linux. This feature allows users to use multiple desktop environments under the same operating system, that is, users can switch between different desktop environments according to their own needs. Of course, in order to make Windows different from other systems, Microsoft has added an application ranking recommendation —&mdash in the "Task View" mode. That is, different windows will be displayed in some recommended layout. In a desktop environment.
Microsoft began to emphasize the concept of "Windows users" at this conference. Compared with the past, all users are regarded as primary users. Microsoft has taken care of advanced users' habits in the new Windows 10, such as adding the paste key (Ctrl+V) to the command prompt (Command Prompt). Support —— Users can finally quickly paste the folder path directly under the command input window!
Although the Windows 10 preview will be available tomorrow, the official version of the system will not be available until the next half year. At this stage, Windows 10 is still in the early development process, and Microsoft has indicated that it will further optimize the user interface of the system in subsequent development.
There are still many places in Windows 10 that are similar to Windows 7. I hope that when Microsoft releases the final version, the system will have a refreshing feeling.