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Windows 11 desktop mockup showcasing the proposed PowerToys Command Palette Dock, a Linux-inspired customizable panel with system widgets.
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Microsoft proposes Linux-inspired dock for Windows PowerToys

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Microsoft is exploring a new Command Palette Dock feature for its PowerToys utility, drawing inspiration from Linux desktops to add a customizable secondary panel to Windows. This optional UI element would allow users to pin widgets for quick access to system information and controls. The proposal aims to address user demands for more flexible desktop customization in Windows 11.

A frustrating bug in Windows 11 is causing the entire desktop to vanish for some users. Fortunately, a fix is available to resolve the issue. This comes amid broader user cynicism toward Microsoft's promises on OS improvements and AI integration.

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Microsoft has fixed a peculiar issue where test email traffic was unexpectedly sent to Japan, leaving company insiders puzzled. The problem stemmed from a routing error, not any malicious activity like hacking or espionage, according to the firm.

Microsoft has made its Xbox app available on all Arm-based Windows 11 PCs, enabling users to download and stream games seamlessly. This update coincides with advancements in Arm compatibility, including support for over 85 percent of the Game Pass catalog. The timing aligns with rumors of upcoming Arm hardware from Nvidia and Qualcomm.

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Xbox Game Pass is expanding its library this December with several new titles, including the fighting game Mortal Kombat 11 and the narrative adventure Firewatch. Most additions arrive on December 16, while the cloud version of Among Us joins a day earlier. However, subscribers will lose access to select Yakuza titles and other games by month's end.

Microsoft has introduced new security enhancements designed to strengthen defenses in its Teams platform. These updates aim to provide better protection against malicious content. The announcement was made on December 30, 2025.

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Microsoft's Windows 10 operating system formally ended support on October 14, 2025, marking the close of an era for one of its most popular versions. While users can extend security updates, the shift underscores Windows 11's growing dominance. The transition prompts a look back at what Windows 10 achieved and how it set the stage for modern annoyances.

 

 

 

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