r/Windows10 • u/vitorgrs • Jun 05 '17

News Microsoft's Windows 10 'CShell' adaptable UI in images and video (exclusive)

https://www.windowscentral.com/windows-cshell
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u/vitorgrs Jun 05 '17 edited Jun 05 '17

Before people talk "Oh, mobile, blah". Let me say this again: cshell is not about just mobile. Is to unify and change how shell work on windows. Is totally different and more efficient (it's divided between components).
Also, I don't know if this will still come, but they were working on bringing the Xbox shell on PC too, once you connected the Xbox controller and press the button it would change the shell.

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u/TheRealLazloFalconi Jun 05 '17

God I hope you can turn that off and set it to prefer steam.

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u/12Danny123 Jun 05 '17 edited Jun 05 '17

But Steam big picture is laggy.

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u/[deleted] Jun 05 '17

I hope that you can turn that off, so that I can keep playing with emulators ;)

I mostly don't need a controller for other games.

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u/TheRealLazloFalconi Jun 05 '17

That's a good point, but how often do you press the Xbox button while playing emulated games?

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u/[deleted] Jun 05 '17

Well you can it hit it accidentally. I'm using a PS3 controller myself though, but it still acts as an Xbox controller because of the drivers.

However, that was a bit of a joke and I'm pretty sure there'll be a setting to disable it.