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Not exactly, it's Windows IoT which doesn't really have a GUI. I agree with the original comment, MS might follow suit with Edge.
by mkj 11y ago
Not exactly, it's Windows IoT which doesn't really have a GUI. I agree with the original comment, MS might follow suit with Edge.
- dagw 11y agoSure, but Windows IoT should be plenty good enough for Microsoft to build a ChromeOS clone on top of it.
- UnoriginalGuy 11y agoAnd it wouldn't even be the first time. Microsoft had "Windows Embedded" (Vista and XP) which did exactly that. Essentially a kiosk operating system often used either for VB6 applications or for a web browser.