Microsoft Win10 system will soon support a series of new touch gestures

Computer Store News: The discussion about whether Microsoft introduced the Windows 10 setup application to replace the control panel has been going on for a while, and users generally believe that a setup application can meet all the needs. According to Gabriel Aul, the new setup application includes all the features of the control panel, and the time to completely remove the control panel is ripe.

Gabriel Aul's tweet confirms that Microsoft does plan to highlight the new application and include all the features of the current control panel. The final new setup application will be able to completely replace the control panel. This is definitely exciting news for users who are more accustomed to setting up apps, but control panel supporters may feel a bit frustrated.

@nemesys2k is now ok, we expect the new settings app to include all the features of the control panel.

— Gabriel Aul (@GabeAul) March 18th, 2015

In addition, Microsoft also demonstrated a variety of new control gestures for touchscreens and trackpads at the WinHEC conference. , as follows:

• Swipe from left to right will open the task view

• Swipe from right to left will open the operation center

• Swipe down from the top to open the hidden title bar of the Modern app in tablet mode

• When a full-screen app is applied, swiping up from the bottom will display the taskbar

• Clicking on three fingers simultaneously will open Cortana

• Clicking on four fingers simultaneously will open the action center

Many people may think that "include" does not necessarily mean replacement. But Gabriel's "in time, yes (now ok)". In addition, the definition of inclusion is: “Include or absorb something else”, which shows that the future of the control panel is worrying.

There are also some people who think that Microsoft can't remove the control panel from Windows because it is an integral part of the operating system, but it doesn't seem to be the case. We still can't completely determine what it means to be in the end, and let us wait for the final outcome. What do you think about this?