Windows 10: History of further progress

The second part of the project about the history of the creation and further development of Windows 10. The video covers Windows 10’s evolution, major updates, feature changes, edition variations, and the transition to Windows 11. 00:00 - Intro 00:05 - A brief recap of what was shown in Part 1 01:14 - What will we look at in Part 2? 02:38 - "Windows as a Service": what is it? 05:42 - Windows 10 branches/channels 07:00 - Windows 10 Release Schedule 07:53 - Upgrading as a means of promoting Windows 10 10:46 - Windows 10 November Update: Microsoft Edge improvements, 2048 tiles and new icons 12:57 - "Secret" Windows 10 Installer 13:46 - Continuing to talk about the Windows 10 November Update 14:32 - Windows 10 Anniversary Update: Start menu redesign, new BSOD, WSL 19:00 - Windows 10 Creators Update: Windows Mixed Reality, Paint 3D, new OOBE and Game Mode 24:20 - Windows 10 Fall Creators Update: Fluent Design, GPU in Task Manager, and other fixes 27:57 - Changing the course of our narrative 28:45 - Windows 10 in 2018: Task View, PWAs in Microsoft Edge, new clipboard and apps 32:39 - Redstone codename abandonment: what's the reasoning behind it? 33:40 - Windows 10 in 2019: new light theme, Windows Sandbox, separating Cortana from search, integrations 38:10 - Windows 10 in 2020: WSL 2, new Microsoft Edge, Cortana UWP, DirectX 12 Ultimate 43:15 - Windows 11's sudden release: how did this happen? 44:22 - Windows 10 in 2021: "News and Interests," other fixes 45:38 - Modern Windows 10: 22H2 48:39 - Windows 10 Editions 49:03 - LTSB/LTSC 52:17 - Windows Server 52:44 - Windows 10 Single Language 53:13 - Windows 10 Pro for Workstations 53:49 - Windows 10 China Government Edition 54:27 - Windows 10 IoT 55:08 - Windows 10X 56:21 - Windows 10 Team 56:37 - Other Windows 10 editions 57:08 - Opinions of some other bloggers 57:43 - @Newbilius 1:00:33 - @MSX 1:01:44 - @Endermanch 1:06:09 - Windows 10 support and updates 1:07:34 - Reflections and conclusions 1:09:14 - Brief message, acknowledgements and the end