Could just be me but that new font on the first “working on updates” screenshots doesn’t look great.

Start: I see they have replaced “PowerShell” with “Windows Terminal” in the right-click menu. So that would mean if you ran it “as administrator” that every PowerShell and Command Prompt tab you open within the app would be ran with admin rights, yes?

File Explorer: the light-theme version as briefly seen in one of Microsoft’s promo videos looked better. Though I’ve always been puzzled as to why when the Ribbon APIs were first added into Windows 7, why they never went with the Microsoft Office style of ribbon? In Windows, you cannot re-order buttons once added, and there are no separator lines you can add.

The updated Microsoft Store looks okay, I guess. The more-important thing to consider though is whether they will now curate is better, stop all the crapware and get more common apps into it.

The new Settings looks fine, though time will tell how-much stuff from Control Panel actually makes its way over. I also wish they’d stop having “Display” and “Sound” in the “System” category. To me it would make more-sense to have them under “Devices” and rename them “Screens & Projectors” and “Speakers, Headphones & Microphones” respectively.