Seeing as this leak was of the full Windows 11 installation ISO it’s now possible to download the entire Windows 11 wallpaper database in 4k quality. You’ve probably also noticed that the new wallpapers on Windows 11 have a modern almost iOS feel about them which is another hint in the direction Microsoft may be taking their flagship OS. The option to have a centralised start menu and taskbars is probably the most noticeable change we’ve seen from Windows 11 so far but this isn’t anything unexpected as Microsoft has been paying close attention to trends this time around rather than going with entirely new concepts. At first glance, Windows 11 looks sleek, minimalistic, and incorporates a lot of design aspects that users usually acquire for themselves by default. As of a couple of days ago though, the answer to that question has all but been answered with Windows 11 leaking to the world via China. Rumours of Windows 11 have been doing the rounds online for at least six months now with most of the debate focusing on Microsoft’s official naming decision.
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