Windows 10 IoT Core lately (on the insider previews) has a graphical shell that is FAR beyond what I ever thought I'd see on that platform. That platform is li

Windows 10 IoT Core lately (on the insider previews) has a graphical shell that is FAR beyond what I ever thought I'd see on that platform. That platform is limited in ways that are difficult to describe succinctly, and even with those limitations, it is a useful platform for lightweight touch interfaces. Probably not as light as Linux can be made to be, but pretty freakin' lightweight, nonetheless. The only graphical apps that run on IoT Core are UWP apps (except for browser applications) and UWP applications handle resizing and spontaneous display resizing and changes in orientation very well. Web browsers handle this fine also, of course. I would bet that a motivated developer could create most of what you are describing relatively easily.