As part of WinUI, modern shortcut menus in UWP applications will also look better and support rounded corners. WinUI is updated frequently, currently it focuses on the rounded corner design of Fluent Design. It will introduce a large number of changes in Windows 10. WinUI is a user experience platform independent of operating system maintenance and delivery. Unfortunately, everyone has not seen any signs of support for dark mode in traditional areas in the preview version. Recently, according to a source familiar with the development situation, Microsoft is finally considering providing dark support for more traditional UI areas when using the Windows 10 dark theme to improve overall consistency.īut it is also possible that Microsoft is experimenting with different "variants" of dark modes in an attempt to create a unified look. The start menu, action center, taskbar, and other important areas have become quite dark, but the operating system still forms a strong contrast with white elements such as shortcut menus, pop-up menus, and properties menus. Last week, the media once showed how the Windows 10 modern shortcut menu will look like WinUI and theme support in the near future.Īt the same time, the default dark theme of legacy components is expected to be supported by darker themes to create a more consistent look and feel.įor many years, the user interface of Windows 10 has been between metro and traditional components. reg registry file, you only need to double-click to do it, but there are risks in adjusting the registry, please decide whether to adjust it by yourself.Īccording to foreign media windowslatest, one of the biggest visual updates of Windows 10 is named Sun Valley,The update aims to reduce sharp corners, introduce a new interface for core components, and provide a consistent user interface. You only need to navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetControlBootControl, and then add a new one called BootProgressAnimation DWORD value, and then set to 1 to enable". It looks like you can enable the boot animation of Windows 10X in the current Insider preview. NTDEV wrote: "This is a possible Sun Valley discovery. Not long ago, Windows hacker NTDEV discovered a registry option that can enable Windows 10X boot animation in Windows 10 Build 20279/21292. There is a new boot animation hidden in Windows 10 According to foreign media reports, Microsoft is gradually migrating certain features of Windows 10X to Windows 10, and will meet you in the 21H2 feature update codenamed "Sun Valley".
For users of Windows 10, in fact, Microsoft has hidden a new boot animation in the new update, which is consistent with Windows 10X.
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