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> Unless Windows 11 comes out by then I agree with your points, However, the chance of Windows coming out is zero, unless you think Microsoft could simply rena
by scholia 10y ago
> Unless Windows 11 comes out by then
I agree with your points, However, the chance of Windows coming out is zero, unless you think Microsoft could simply rename Windows 10 to 11.
There is no team inside Microsoft working on Windows 11, as far as I can tell. The Windows team is working on improved versions of Windows 10, which seem to be appearing twice a year at the moment.
Any reader from the Windows team is, of course, welcome to comment ;-)
- ams6110 10y agoI thought I had read recently that Microsoft is not going to continue with the incremental release numbers. If anything, they'll probably just drop the version number, call it "Windows OS" and have an Arch-like rolling release strategy.
- scholia 10y agoThey have build numbers for the test rings. Otherwise, they've used names and numbers for new releases. The last one was November's Fall Update, version 1511 (from the date) and the next one is August 2's Anniversary Update. Either way, the naming is essentially arbitrary, so they can change it however they like. The same Windows code, which has a long history, is going to continue into the foreseeable future...
- scholia 10y agoSorry, terrible typo, or braino. Instead of "the chance of Windows coming out is zero", please read "the chance of Windows 11 coming out is zero".