
Source: https://dev.windows.com/en-us/featured/ ... pi2supportwe are expanding our Windows Developer Program for IoT by delivering a version of Windows 10 that supports Raspberry Pi 2


From their FAQ:mahjongg wrote:And this version of Windows10 is an "Internet of things" developers release, it will probably not have "windows", just a command line.
It seems like they're leaving the possibility that the pi 2 release may have a gui (or it might not). It's best not to speculate until more information comes from MS.Q: What UI stacks do you support?
A: For this release, we’ve targeted Galileo, which is a headless device, without any built-in support for standard displays. For that reason, we do not include any UI stack in the device, beyond the command line interface (via Telnet). However, being a dev kit, you can do all kinds of projects communicating which wire in small display devices such as, ePaper, liquid crystal, etc.
As long that my Visual C++ Win32 programs can compile(like Windows RT) , it's fine.Joe Schmoe wrote:But keep in mind the 10 most important things to know about this version of "Windows":
- It won't run any of your usual x86 Windows software, so it is pretty much useless to most people
- It won't run any of your usual x86 Windows software, so it is pretty much useless to most people
- It won't run any of your usual x86 Windows software, so it is pretty much useless to most people
- It won't run any of your usual x86 Windows software, so it is pretty much useless to most people
- It won't run any of your usual x86 Windows software, so it is pretty much useless to most people
- It won't run any of your usual x86 Windows software, so it is pretty much useless to most people
- It won't run any of your usual x86 Windows software, so it is pretty much useless to most people
- It won't run any of your usual x86 Windows software, so it is pretty much useless to most people
- It won't run any of your usual x86 Windows software, so it is pretty much useless to most people
- It won't run any of your usual x86 Windows software, so it is pretty much useless to most people
1) I'm not trust microsoft. 2) I'm not trust microsoft. 3) I'm not trust microsoft. 4)......Joe Schmoe wrote:But keep in mind the 10 most important things to know about this version of "Windows":
- It won't run any of your usual x86 Windows software, so it is pretty much useless to most people
- It won't run any of your usual x86 Windows software, so it is pretty much useless to most people
- It won't run any of your usual x86 Windows software, so it is pretty much useless to most people
- It won't run any of your usual x86 Windows software, so it is pretty much useless to most people
- It won't run any of your usual x86 Windows software, so it is pretty much useless to most people
- It won't run any of your usual x86 Windows software, so it is pretty much useless to most people
- It won't run any of your usual x86 Windows software, so it is pretty much useless to most people
- It won't run any of your usual x86 Windows software, so it is pretty much useless to most people
- It won't run any of your usual x86 Windows software, so it is pretty much useless to most people
- It won't run any of your usual x86 Windows software, so it is pretty much useless to most people