[DISCUSSION] Windows 11 Official Build 22000.xxx (PC) [co_release]

Probably means no CU this week then.

 

Really don't know.

It's an unusual answer under a post related to a new build.

 

IMHO: they need to do a radical step, if they would a future proof (and therefore long-lived) OS.

 

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It's all about how extremely bad the Win10 UI was and is. They had reduced Windows to where no one was excited about it anymore, like stickman in 2D world. From flat and sharp in the earliest builds of Windows, all the way to depth/glassy and customizable (7), regressing back to flat and sharp again (but worse than ever) (8-10), all the way to then trying to create some interest in the UI again (11). It is a referendum on how flat and boring the OS had become. Not that I think they'll really pull it off, but it can't be worse than living in Flat Hell.

 

Even the fake "albacore" here made better ""leaks"" than that

 

that (sadly) never worked, as far i know not a single one of the builds we recieved of 10X had it.

 

long ways to go very premature not even beta yet still alpha

 

Hey Microsoft, your intent is showing...

 

There's nothing wrong with that.
Windows 10 will still be officially supported for another 5 years at least.

 

Yes. And if you begging for more 5 years you'll get it.

 

Any signs of a new build in an hr?

 

If it comes out... should be 22000.111 or similar.

 

Insider Preview 10.0.22000.111

 

Why posting again the same? It isn't available yet at Windows Update. Please wait

 

Word is this one got cancelled.
If that is true, then this week will be the very first without a dev channel build since Win11 started public testing.

 

Phrase "Insider Preview 10.0.22000.111" has lost it's magic already