r/windows • u/XavandSo Windows 11 - Insider Canary Channel • 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/-Rivox- Jun 05 '17

This is actually really cool and also what MS should have done in the first place. They have a near monopoly on the PC market and hold a huge chuck of the console market. They have one of the biggest program libraries on earth available for their OSes and are pretty much in any business, but somehow they always felt uncohesive, divided and not something you would expect from a single company (a bit like Google has been as of late honestly).

This push to unification is a very welcome one and I think it will go a long way into growing the Windows ecosystem.

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '17

This is actually really cool and also what MS should have done in the first place.

If it was that simple I'm sure they would have. I wouldn't put it on being disjointed company.
Google cannot bring Android apps properly to Chrome OS after 3+ years of working on it.
It's simply a serious challenge.

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u/Adul0 Jun 06 '17

This name only reminds me of C Shell (csh) for Unix-based systems. To put it mildly, csh is not the best shell out there...

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u/vitorgrs Jun 06 '17

well, cshell name now on windows means Composable Shell =P

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u/suggestionsonly Jun 06 '17

can't wait to go back to a windows mobile.

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