MICROSOFT WINDOWS 10 TECHNICAL PREVIEW

Windows 10 is an upcoming release of the Microsoft Windows operating system. Unveiled on September 30, 2014, it will be released in late 2015.
First teased in April 2014 at the Build Conference, Windows 10 aims to address shortcomings in the user interface first introduced by Windows 8 by adding additional mechanics designed to improve the user experience for non-touchscreen devices (such as desktop computers and laptops), including a revival of the Start menu seen inWindows 7, a virtual desktop system, and the ability to run Windows Store apps within windows on the desktop rather than a full-screen mode.

windows 10 is expected to be released in 2015. A technical preview build was released on October 1, 2014, which is primarily oriented towards testing by enterprise and enthusiast users, and the collection of feedback from users. Microsoft also introduced a new "Windows Insider" program; participants will receive updated pre-release builds of Windows 10 in a "rapid release" manner, allowing the company to gather additional feedback on the operating system throughout the development process. Previously, this dogfooding process occurred in private between public beta releases. Further details surrounding Windows 10, including consumer-oriented features, will be unveiled during future events such as Build 2015.

Microsoft has not yet released details on how 10 will be distributed, or whether Windows 10 will be treated as an update like Windows 8.1, or a paid upgrade. Releasing 10 as a free update would put Microsoft closer in line with the update practices of mobile operating systems, along with OS X, which (beginning on 10.9), also began to distribute future OS updates for free. Since the release of 8, Microsoft had begun to re-align its consumer business model for Windows around building a user base for its online services and app store, rather than the sale of operating system licenses—earlier in the year, Microsoft began offering free OEM licenses for Windows 8 on devices with screens under 9 inches in size.Prior to its unveiling, Microsoft Indonesia president Andreas Diantoro claimed that the operating system would be a free update for existing Windows 8 users.

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User interface and desktop

The user interface of Windows 10 is designed primarily to optimize its experience based on the type of device and available inputs, providing "the right experience on the right device at the right time." For non-touch devices, a variation of the previousStart menu is used as part of the desktop interface, featuring both a traditional listing of applications and search box on the left side, along with Windows 8-style live tiles on the right. A new virtual desktop system known as "Task View" was also added; similarly to OS X's Exposé function, clicking the Task View button on the taskbar or swiping from the left of the screen displays all the windows currently open on a desktop, allowing users to switch between them, snap them to the side of the screen, or switch between multiple workspaces. Windows Store apps, which previously could only be used in a full-screen environment, can now be used within windows on desktops. When used in this manner, an "App Commands" menu on the titlebar of the window is used to activate functions previously seen on the charms

The Start screen is still used in touch environments, but now contains a column on the left hand side of the screen to display shortcuts and the "All apps" button, similarly to the Start menu. Under the branding "Continuum," Windows 10 also contains mechanics for transitioning between touch-based and non-touch interface behaviors for devices such as convertible laptops and tablets with a keyboard dock (such as Microsoft's own Surface Pro 3); when plugging in a keyboard, users will now be asked if they want to remain in a touch-optimized user interface, or switch to a mode optimized for a mouse and keyboard.

System components

Windows 10 will ship with DirectX 12; unveiled March 2014 at GDC, it aims to provide "console-level efficiency" with "closer to the metal" access to hardware resources, and reduced CPU and graphics driver overhead. Console windows such as Command Prompt now provide a new set of "experimental options" which modernize their functionality; among them include word wrapping of console output and the ability to use traditional Control key keyboard shortcuts in consoles, such aspasting text using Ctrl+V.

Windows 10 will be serviced in a significantly different manner to previous releases of Windows. While Microsoft began to distribute a larger number of updates for Windows 8 that added features (such as interface improvements) beyond security patches and bug fixes, Windows 10 will adopt a tiered rapid-release approach. By default, Windows 10 will receive critical updates and security patches as they are released, but users and system administrators will have the ability to delay the automatic deployment of non-critical updates or disable them entirely. The system will allow mainstream computers to frequently receive improvements to the operating system, while enterprise environments will be able to opt-out of them to ensure a stable, controlled environment. Stella Chernyak noted in regards to these changes that "we have businesses [that] may have mission-critical environments where we respect the fact they want to test and stabilize the environment for a long time."

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