Can Windows 11 use the Linux Kernel

Windows follows Linux closely. As a result of this friendship, all the problems caused by the Windows 10 operating system can be solved with a new Windows operating system.

Windows 10 operating system has been an operating system that has been having problems since the day it was released.Although updates were released, Windows 10 could not be a fully stable operating system.Although the updates sometimes saved Windows 10 from its problems, it sometimes caused new problems.

The reason why Windows 10 has these problems and is not resolved with updates is based on the NT kernel.Recently, the approach of Windows to Linux has caused rumors that a new Windows 11 operating system will be made with the Linux kernel.

Updates in the Windows 10 operating system are made carelessly and transferred to the user.This situation causes new destructions in the operating system instead of repair.If we leave new problems aside, it can also cause various security vulnerabilities in the operating system.

Considering all these, creating a new version of Windows and using the Linux kernel.Which has a healthier kernel than the NT kernel in this version, solves all the problems.In the appearance of the new Windows version used, everything remains the same, but the kernel that does all the operations in the background becomes the Linux kernel.

Therefore, it would not be unreasonable for the rumors that Windows will create a new Windows operating system using the Linux kernel.Of course, for such a change to happen, Windows applications must run on Linux.CrossOver and Wine have been enabling Windows applications to run on Linux for years. 

The Windows operating system, although a closed box for developers, is a problem that can be overcome.So Windows It's okay for the operating system to use the Linux kernel.

Carmen Crincoli, Microsoft's name, who manages partnerships with storage and independent hardware vendors, wrote in a tweet that "2017 has been the year of Linux for the end of the year.There is only Windows on the desktop." Behind these statements, the Windows operating system and Linux began to converge.

To summarize the whole publication, the Windows operating system may release a new Windows operating system working with the Linux kernel without any certainty.It is not certain that such an event will occur, but it is quite likely.It may appear in front of its users with a very different version in its operation.