Windows X (Angry101)

Windows X is an upcoming OS.

What's new?

 * Charms Bar is back.
 * Publish .exe apps in the Microsoft Store, and the Store will convert them into UWP apps. After conversion, the Store tells you which platforms should it support.
 * Metro mode can be activated, adding metro editions of many apps (including the new Microsoft Edge and it's insider builds).
 * YouBettaHideYoPearl registry is back, but 0 is by default, and will never be 1. This registry removes the Start Button if it's value is 1.
 * Put your mouse on the right edge for Charms Bar is back.
 * MacPlayer, LinuxPlayer and MobilePlayer were included for running Mac (except macOS installers), Linux (except Linux installers) and Android, iOS and iPadOS apps. You need to activate LinuxSubsys to use LinuxPlayer.
 * Cortana is now AssistantTeam! Choose an assistant between Google Assistant, Cortana, Siri and Alexa, then talk to her with keyboard or voice!
 * Microsoft Swiftkey is now used as the virtual keyboard.
 * Microsoft Emulator and Windows Sandbox runs with or without Hyper-V.
 * Windows Sandbox is activable in Windows X Core.
 * Enable Metro Start Screen, 10 Start Menu or 10X Launcher
 * The 1st OS to use 128-bit
 * In Microsoft Edge, the Vertical Tabs flag is enabled by default. GREAT!!!
 * Java and Python are pre-installed in any edition.

What are the editions?

 * Windows X Core: Designed for home.
 * Windows XS: Only install stuff from Microsoft Store.
 * Windows X Single-Language: Core without language packs
 * Windows X China: In China only.
 * Windows X Media Center Edition: Basically Ultimate, but with Media Server.
 * Windows X Ultimate: with Ultimate extras and Plus! included, and stuff from all editions.
 * Windows XX: Dual screen PCs only.
 * Windows Server X: The server with Desktop Experience or not.
 * Windows X Pro: For business, including Bitlocker
 * Windows X Hub: Windows X for Surface Hubs.
 * Windows X Enterprise: With Windows To Go