Win10 preview version 10056 desktop animation effect

Computer Store News: Windows 10 is not only an improvement in features and performance, but also a visually fine adjustment that makes the operating system more pleasing and easy to use. That's why Microsoft is currently working on adding new animations and transitions to the desktop. When you click the Start button, the Start menu no longer pops up.

Build 10056 now has these animations and transition effects, which were introduced in the previous technology preview build, but now it seems to run more smoothly, which may also be a signal , indicating that we are approaching the final version of Windows 10.

The Windows 10 Start menu does have some visual adjustments, as does the Notification Center. The notification center slides out from the right side of the screen and occupies the entire screen, which is currently not available. There are still problems here, especially when there are not too many notifications. But Windows 10 is still under development and will change before it reaches RTM.

In addition, all of these effects seem to fit perfectly into the new Windows 10 desktop UI, including the dark theme, which will make the entire operating system work more beautiful. Windows 10 is expected to launch in the summer of 2015, AMD said it may be in July, and RTM is completed in June.