Win9 adds virtual desktops to attract Win7 users to upgrade

Computer store news: In the past few weeks, more details about Windows Threshold (Win9 code) have been sent.

Previously, the Windows 9 user interface was very easy to identify with other versions of Windows, but it would be similar to Windows 7 or even Windows XP.

Currently, Windows Threshold is still in the early stages of development, and the features and features that are now out may not appear in the final version, but the latest news about Win9 will make users somewhat excited. .

The latest news said that Microsoft is considering introducing virtual desktops in Windows Threshold. This feature is currently available on other platforms such as Ubuntu and Mac OS X and is currently being tested, with features similar to those of Ubuntu. The user can activate the desktop via a button in the taskbar, and the keyboard shortcut allows the user to switch between activated desktops.

This feature is great for devices that use a small display or desktop, and that having two or more desktop layouts on one monitor increases functionality. Microsoft also wants to convince more Win7 and Windows XP users to upgrade through this change.