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Category: Windows 10
Project Reunion aims to unify UWP and Win32 development on Windows 10
Microsoft has introduced a new project. Named 'Project Reunion', it is Microsoft’s new attempt at unifying app development for Windows 10.
Edge Dev 84.0.516.1 Features Media Casting, Quieter Notifications, and More
Microsoft has updated the Dev channel of the Microsoft Edge browser with a new build, 84.0.516.1. The build comes with a few new features, and plenty of fixes.
Microsoft is Adding Linux GUI app support to WSL
With release of Windows 10 Build 18917, Microsoft introduced WSL 2 to Insiders, the Windows Subsystem for Linux 2. It ships a real Linux kernel with Windows that will make full system call compatibility possible. WSL 2 is now a part of Windows 10 version 2004. Today, Microsoft has announced a number of improvements that are coming to the app.
Windows Terminal Has Reached Version 1.0
Microsoft has released the first stable Windows Terminal version to the public. You can get it from Microsoft Store, and on GitHub.
Windows 10 on ARM Receives Support for 64-bit x86 Apps
Windows 10 on ARM will soon allow running traditional desktop apps, but only 64-bit. Microsoft is working to add support for x86 applications via a special emulation layer. This will allow the OS to get a variety of software which wasn't previously available on ARM.
Add Default Apps to Desktop Context Menu in Windows 10
How to Add Default Apps to Desktop Context Menu in Windows 10
When you double click a file in File Explorer, it will be opened with an associated app. Apps can handle not only files but also various network protocols like HTTP (your default browser), BitTorrent or protocol handlers like tg: (a Telegram link), xmmp: (Jabber links) or skype: for the popular VoIP app. The default app associations can be set from Settings. For your convenience, you can add Default Apps to the Desktop context menu to access it faster.
Create a Sync Clock Time Shortcut in Windows 10
How to Create a Sync Clock Time Shortcut in Windows 10
Internet Time (NTP) is a very useful way to keep your PC's time accurate automatically. Once configured, Windows will request time data periodically from time servers, so you can be sure that time and date on your device are set properly. If this feature is disabled, the computer's clock might be out of sync. It is possible to create a special shortcut to sync clock manually.
Reset Hosts File Back to Defaults in Windows
How to Reset Hosts File Back to Defaults in Windows
Every Windows version comes with a special Hosts file which helps resolving DNS records. In addition to your network configuration, the file can be used to define a domain=IP address pairing which will have priority above the value provided by the DNS server. If the Hosts file is changed from default, resetting it can help resolve some connectivity issues.
20H2 Will Be Windows 10 Version 2009, a Minor Update for 20H1
A cumulative update released for Windows 10 version 2004, '20H1', also known as 'May 2020 Update', reveals a new information regarding Windows 10 '20H2'. It confirms rumors that 20H2 will be a minor, service pack-like update. It will follow the idea that Microsoft has implemented for Windows 10 version 1909, which is a minor update to version 1903.
