Microsoft’s Program Manager for the Windows Insider Engineering Team, Jason, has posted a solution on Twitter.
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The new version uses Microsoft’s Universal Windows Platform (UWP) format, which was introduced with Windows 10 and is meant to provide an architecture that works across Windows desktop and mobile devices. And this latest build-available now to Insiders on the Fast ring-gives us our first peek. It is the fifth update released in six weeks.
During the release of the Project Centennial, Microsoft executives confirmed that there were 16 million Win32 apps already out on the market, marking a major expansion of what the Universal Windows Platform can offer. If this occurs, the best course of action is to install the update with a stable internet connection once again by clicking this link.
A parallel Anniversary Update has been released for mobile, corresponding to build 14393.189. The porting tool is now available on the Windows Store and has been updated with support for three popular installer technologies; Flexera Software (InstallShield), FireGiant (WiX) and Caphyon (Advanced Installer). Well it’s about to get an influx of content as Microsoft brings desktop apps to the Windows store. Let us know your thoughts in the comments. New messages will appear in the Skype Preview app on your PC, and you can respond to them directly from there too, with a single view that – as you’ve probably guessed – also includes your correspondence with each user over Skype itself.
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Apps like Evernote, Arduino IDE, doubleTwist, PhotoScape, Magix Movie Edit Pro, Virtual Robotics Kit, Relab, SQL Pro, Voya Media, Predicted Desire, and korAccount are rolling out now to those running the Windows 10 Anniversary Update.
