But today I reset my PC by booting an older version of Windows, and then updating.

But give Nixon a break, too: He made an enthusiastic, throwaway comment that ended up being understood as company policy. For context last year, I reset windows but with the most recent version, and remembered turning off a bunch of settings I didnt need (Built in news tab, Internet searches in the search bar) to make things more to my liking. So yes, right now it appears that Nixon’s statement was wrong, and that Microsoft does plan to move on from Windows 10. Expecting Windows to carry forward “Windows 10” until the end of time, though, was likely unrealistic. Microsoft will patch it, and likely continue to add featurrs, whatever it is - “Windows as a service” isn’t going away. Windows 11 is still Windows, and it’s still Windows 10, much like Windows 10 carried forward elements found within Windows 8. Really, though, Windows 11 is a branding exercise. (We think this is unlikely, but we don’t know for sure.) The company hasn’t provided any context for what Microsoft chief executive Satya Nadella calls “ the next generation of Windows.” We simply don’t know whether Windows 11 will be the foundation for Windows going forward, or whether this is a parallel development track like Windows 10 S, for example.

RELATED Windows 10 22H2 Is Here, but Microsoft Won't Say What's New. the qemu package to the most recent version (qemu-6.1.0-15.fc35 as of the time of writing). This update was codenamed 22H2 during its development process, as it was released in the second half of 2022. Release notes for Docker Desktop for Mac, Linux, Windows. Microsoft has yet to acknowledge Windows 11. The latest version of Windows 10 is the 2022 Update.

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