Windows Core OS concept shown off in interactive UWP app

A new app called ModernOS shows off what Windows Core Os could wait like in motility. The app is built by Niels Laute, the programmer backside Huetro for Hue. Laute implemented his experience with the Windows 10 Fluent Design linguistic communication and UWP applications to create the interactive app. Specifically, ModernOS shows what the Santorini version of Windows Cadre Os would look like. Santorini volition run on laptops, 2-in-1s, and other devices.

While Microsoft has non shown off Santorini, nosotros shared what it and other versions of Windows Cadre OS will expect like in our guide to the upcoming operating system. The concept included in the ModernOS app looks very similar to what we recreated. It features Fluent Pattern, a centered Start Button, and app icons rather than Live Tiles. The concept also includes a reimagined media control UI.

— Niels Laute (@Niels9001) July 19, 2022

Yous can download ModernOS from Github for free.

ModernOS

This interactive concept of Windows Cadre Os shows what Microsoft'due south upcoming operating system could look like in activity.

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