How the Windows 10X Plan Is Being Adjusted Behind the Closed Doors

While Windows 10 is the desktop operating system that everybody seems to be talking about these days (aside from the moments when Linux is praised for the growth it recorded in 2020), it’s another Windows-branded product that seems to be generating much more excitement these days.

It’s Windows 10X, the operating system that Microsoft announced last year and which is supposed to power the company’s dual-screen device strategy.

Originally launched as the operating system installed on the dual-screen Surface Neo due this year, Windows 10X has impressed with some of its features and overall design, with many calling for Microsoft to bring certain features, including the Start menu, to full Windows 10 too.

However, as Microsoft continued its work on Windows 10X, the company came across various issues, including some that eventually convinced it to push back the launch of the operating system.

Earlier this year, Microsoft announced that Windows 10X wouldn’t remain excl...