Microsoft is about to take the next step with its "One*Windows" vision by introducing an improved, adaptable Windows Shell that'll work across PC, Mobile and Xbox.
The Windows Shell is essentially*the Windows environment we all know and love. In layman's terms, it gives us access to system elements and objects necessary for running applications, and*houses features such as the*Taskbar,*Start Menu,*Desktop and more.*Currently, the Windows Shell is different depending on the version of Windows 10*you're using. For example, Mobile is using a different Windows Shell than desktop; but Microsoft is working to change and streamline that.
Full story from the WindowsCentral blog...
The Windows Shell is essentially*the Windows environment we all know and love. In layman's terms, it gives us access to system elements and objects necessary for running applications, and*houses features such as the*Taskbar,*Start Menu,*Desktop and more.*Currently, the Windows Shell is different depending on the version of Windows 10*you're using. For example, Mobile is using a different Windows Shell than desktop; but Microsoft is working to change and streamline that.
Full story from the WindowsCentral blog...
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