Recent times are showing that companies in the computer segment will need to adapt to the imminent arrival of ARM-powered computers. After the success of Apple M1 chips, companies are gearing to deploy their own ARM-based computers. With this new demand in mind, Microsoft has developed Windows 10X to be a lightweight convenient version of Windows 10. It will fit as a decent alternative to ChromeOS. The system works perfectly fine on laptops with touch screens but can also be used with a mouse and keyboard. Now, it seems that the OS is also ready for mobile devices. A developer managed to boot the OS in the five-year-old Lumia 950XL.
Twitter user Gustave Monce claims he managed to get a pre-release build of Windows 10X running on a Nokia Lumia 950XL. The device was released all the way back in November 2015. The images provided by the developer shows how well the Operating System scales to different screen sizes. The Lumia 950 XL has a 5.7-inch display and the Windows 10X taskbar fits well at the bottom of the screen. The Quick Settings panel also comes with all elements in place.