It has dual monitor awareness built in and assumed, which vanilla Windows 10 does not. For example, tapping a link on one screen opens the browser on the oppos

It has dual monitor awareness built in and assumed, which vanilla Windows 10 does not. For example, tapping a link on one screen opens the browser on the opposite screen, always. That simply doesn't happen on vanilla Windows 10, as the OS isn't aware of the concept of multiple displays at that level. To most of Windows, you appear to simply have a single large display when you are using multiple displays. There are plenty of things with multiple monitor awareness, but it isn't inherent as it is with 10 X.