Microsoft on Tuesday released the second public version of the Windows 10X Emulator. Interestingly, the new version does not need to run on a PC participating in the Windows Insider project.
This means that you can install it on everyday equipment without affecting system stability.
The new Windows 10X Emulator image allows windowed runs of legacy Win32 applications in containers.
Microsoft explains: "The system-defined window layout ensures that users get a consistent and simplified window experience tailored for small screens, dual screens, and touch-friendly devices. There are still some gaps between the new version and expectations, but they will Further fixes in future updates. "
The new Windows 10X image also includes an "earlier" version of the file manager application that can display OneDrive files when a Microsoft account is bound to the system. You can learn about the features and known issues in the new version on this page.
Windows 10X, which will debut on Surface Neo later this year, is a new operating system designed for dual-screen devices. Application developers can use Windows 10X to optimize their applications for dual screen use, including Win32 applications.
