Codenamed 19H1, it also includes improvements to the new snipping tool, updates to the printing app, and intelligent hours for Windows Update so it doesn’t randomly reboot your device. This new light theme will first appear in the next major update to Windows 10, expected to debut in April next year.
To compliment the new light theme, Microsoft is also tweaking the default wallpaper of Windows 10 so it better fits the new theme. Microsoft is essentially bringing this white theme system-wide, allowing all of the UI to appear white.
The software giant unveiled the theme today in a new test build of Windows 10, and it looks like a new take on the white theme that exists in the operating system. < Microsoft is planning to introduce a new light theme into Windows 10 with the next major update.
