Windows 10 21H2, available in a year, would revise most of...

According to knowledgeable Zac Bowden of Windows Central, things may well change soon. Indeed, on the occasion of the release of Windows 10 21H2, at the end of next year, Microsoft would like to deploy what we know under its project name “Sun Valley”.

This imposing project aims to rethink the interface of Windows 10 as a whole in order to achieve something ” refreshing ” and of ” more fluid To use the words used by Zac Bowden. It’s a safe bet that the fluent design will of course have a say in this overhaul, but the journalist insists on another point.

Since the release of Windows 10 and the deployment of multiple updates, we have to juggle several generations of interface. There are elements from Windows 7, pieces of Windows 8 / 8.1 and news related to Windows 10. All without any real guideline.

Microsoft therefore plans to standardize all this with the release of Sun Valley. All Windows tools, from the control panel to the file explorer, should thus benefit from a user interface ” consistent », « homogeneous ».

The publisher should also take the opportunity to bring Windows 10 closer to Windows 10X in order to standardize the interfaces. Note, however, that there would be no question of imposing this radical change on all users. Zac Bowden first mentions activation at the user’s discretion.