Although we are about to mark almost two years since the release of Windows 11, the market share of the latest version of Windows available on the market is still far less than Windows 10. Much of the blame lies with the fact that not all computers They have been able to update, but not exclusively, since Microsoft has changed various aesthetic aspects that users do not like.
If users who have not yet updated for this reason saw all the options shown in this concept of Windows 23 with all the customization options it offers us, it would take seconds to update the equipment.
Behind this concept is the designer known as AR 478, a designer who has created a fantastic concept of how Microsoft could create a version of Windows that everyone would like, with a large number of customization options, especially in the taskbar, one of the most controversial issues of Windows 11.
In this concept, we can see how we could place the taskbar anywhere on the screen. In addition, it will allow us to divide it into two parts and include widgets to display information and not as Windows 11 currently does. In addition, it will also allow us to place them on the desktop and not on a floating window as currently and which is really how they should be displayed to be more useful.
the start menu it would be like windows 10 again, but with widgets that would also display information in real time in addition to allowing access to applications and documents that we have recently opened as Windows 11 already offers us. The notification center would also receive a major facelift with a more intuitive design.
Also, from this one, we could also access Cortana if not because a few weeks ago, Windows removed any possibility of going back to Windows. It would include a large number of themes to customize the aesthetics of the operating system that would adapt to the background color of the interface, so the background image would be displayed in all dark tones when activating this mode or light tones when using the default one.
Among the wide range of themes that will be included, the developer has put the classic windows xp wallpaper, a movement focused on the older ones who grew up with this version of Windows. Unfortunately, this is not just another concept, so the chances that we will actually see a version of Windows like this are quite small.
Let’s hope that the Windows 12 development team or whatever they want to call it, take these changes into account since they are the ones that users have always missed the most, especially those that were available in Windows 10 and with the launch of Windows 11 they have completely disappeared.
