Windows 20

For other uses, see Windows 20 (disambiguation).
Windows 20 is twentieth major release of Windows and the eleventh major release of the Windows Quantum lineup, that similar to Windows 8.1, Windows 10, Windows 16 and Windows Infinity, but with futuristic features. Precessor is Windows 19 and successor is Windows 21. Windows 20 worked in Microsoft Gala 480i and dual boot with Sviger Eternal versions 130, 140 and 150.
Support for 256-bit machines have been added due to the rise of 256 bit from 128 bit machines in the late 2050s. The design and BSOD (now Black Screen of Death) have been revamped, once more, eliminating those annoying Hologram lines if the machine is on a hologram. 8K support is now required to start up Windows due to the rise of 8K displays in the mid 2050s, 16-bit only app support has been removed. In this version of Windows, "DeviceSystem" was renamed to "SystemUniversal" to further enforce that the new Quantum kernel supports nearly every PC. The files SysWOW128 and System64 have been removed. The cross-platform support has added Linux operating systems.
The new "QuantumFluent" User Interface now supports hologram displays since hologram displays became more common in the 2050s, moving from dual-screen and tri-screen monitors. 8K, 16K and 32K displays became more common in this era. Hologram computers are expected to be very common by the 2070s. Also, the term "PC" is no longer referenced in this version of Windows since Windows is now a fully universal system with the new Quantum 11 kernel. This Device has also been renamed to "This Quantum Device" to complete the transition to the new Quantum kernel.
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File:Windows 20 (U5R1 ).png|In U5R1
File:Windows 20 Animated.gif|When you turn on the computer (GIF)
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