Insider Windows 11 Insider Canary Build 25393.1 (23H2) - June 14

Linkpa · Jun 25, 2023

"Yes, I am invinclible" like Boris Grishenko say in GoldenEye

I'm now in Canary Channel and except the account page that show nothing in settings, it runs very well in my computer !

I hope an uptdate this week

martyfelker · Jun 25, 2023

Ijust hopw they don't abandon this channel. If they are going to then I hope there is a better offamp to the dev channel they are complete reinstall. I want to work on replacing the comspec from cmd.ext to tcc.exe.

martyfelker · Jun 25, 2023

If, in fact, Canary will morph to Windows 12 development I can wait.

Edwin · Jun 25, 2023

martyfelker said:
If, in fact, Canary will deteriorate to Windows 12 development I can wait.

Fixed it for ya!!!

EchoJPR · Jun 25, 2023

On latest Beta, how stable is Dev?

cute two · Jun 26, 2023

This feature in build 25393.1 not working : (At least for me)

Right-clicking on a Win32 app in Start, or searching for the app, and choosing “Uninstall” will now take you to the Settings to uninstall the app.

Was in build 25300.

OAT · Jun 26, 2023

EchoX860 said:
On latest Beta, how stable is Dev?

No issues to report in Dev build 23486.1000 so far.
This is pretty good, considering Explorer is now UWP.
But Canary has been really stable as well. I expect that to change soon.

martyfelker · Jun 26, 2023

Still nothing. But Linux released kernel 6 .4 6.3.9 is stable. Maybe Microsoft should label Canaroy Windows 12 - or something. Ugh

Winuser · Jun 28, 2023

martyfelker said:
Still nothing. But Linux released kernel 6 .4 6.3.9 is stable. Maybe Microsoft should label Canaroy Windows 12 - or something. Ugh

I'm ready if MS releases a new build this week. I made my image last Thursday. I haven't done anything new that needs to be backed up so the computer is ready to upgrade.

martyfelker · Jun 28, 2023

Yes I am ready as well. Two VMware VMs, one Pro, one Windows 11 For Workstations, both on resume and snapshot made. It is now two weeks since the last Canary build. Plenty of time to do stuff with the Manjaro host and multiple Linux guests. Once again QEMU/KVM shows as not connected. I could spend my time troubleshooting with chatGPT, but if not "amazing" comes of the next Canary build I don't know what I will do. Clean install means re=actovatomg Windows and Take Command 30. I want to make tcc.exe my command spec but other than that ...

Winuser · Jun 28, 2023

martyfelker said:
but if not "amazing" comes of the next Canary build I don't know what I will do.

I think the amazing builds are a thing of the past.

martyfelker · Jun 28, 2023

Maybe and maybe not. I think there are more important people than us looking towards the next Canary build. This feels like we are getting close to Windows 12 (or whatever Redmond will call it) development time.

martyfelker · Jun 29, 2023

Only a security update for Pro, nothing for Workstation. Probably nothing until after the 4th - maybe next Weds, the 5th. Now I'm am hoping there is NOT a new build for awhile - likely an announcement for "Windows 12" development?

CountMike · Jun 29, 2023

I switched to Dev channel but I'm keeping backup of Canary in case it goes W12 way for it first.

jimbo45 · Jun 29, 2023

martyfelker said:
Yes I am ready as well. Two VMware VMs, one Pro, one Windows 11 For Workstations, both on resume and snapshot made. It is now two weeks since the last Canary build. Plenty of time to do stuff with the Manjaro host and multiple Linux guests. Once again QEMU/KVM shows as not connected. I could spend my time troubleshooting with chatGPT, but if not "amazing" comes of the next Canary build I don't know what I will do. Clean install means re=actovatomg Windows and Take Command 30. I want to make tcc.exe my command spec but other than that ...

Hi there

I'm not sure why your KVM shows "Not connected" -- works fine on Fedora, Debian and ArchLinux,

I think somewhere you've got the permission wrong -- you need to enable for normal user these 3 items

1) Add yourself to the group libvirt

2) edit /etc/libvirt/libvirtd : uncomment these 2 lines

this one around line 80 :
unix_sock_group = "libvirt" (otherwise libvirt restricted to root)

and this one around line 115

unix_sock_rw_perms = "0770"

and 3) If you still get no connectivity when opening the VM main menu just create NEW VM and set as User connection (shouldn't be necessary though).

No problems with Windows guests running on any of these hosts on my systems.

(One Fedora update broke the USB re-direction but that's all working in kernel 6.4.x).

Note also for Windows Guests on KVM install the virtio tools (available from fedora site as an iso or your distro's repositories). Install these of course on the GUEST Windows VM. !!!

If you need a tpm for a Windows the IBM virtual TPM emulator (swtpm etc) should work on most distros - set to hypervisor default --version 2 in the VM's config - use the Virtual machine manager GUI - it's simpler than editing XML files with NANO.

If you pass thru a physical TPM to your Windows guest set the tpm as /dev/tpm0

Canary rel

Cheers
jimbo

Davy49 · Jun 29, 2023

CountMike said:
I switched to Dev channel but I'm keeping backup of Canary in case it goes W12 way for it first.

Hello,
I also decided at least for the time being to switch back to the developer build because quite frankly I felt as though the canary build wasn't really offering anything I was interested in at least at the present time.

Bree · Jun 29, 2023

martyfelker said:
I don't want to make an NTFS partition on my remaining SSD with Manjaro. I can;t justify it.

Do you have about 64GB free space on any existing partition? Then that's more than enough for a native boot .vhdx file.

Native Boot Windows 11 Virtual Hard Disk (VHDX)

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Winuser · Jun 29, 2023

martyfelker said:
Maybe and maybe not. I think there are more important people than us looking towards the next Canary build. This feels like we are getting close to Windows 12 (or whatever Redmond will call it) development time.

I think that the next Windows release is going to focused more on security then it will be on new features. I also wonder what the minimum device requirements will be to run it.

magilla · Jun 29, 2023

I see ZDNet article saying windows may be moved totally to cloud

CountMike · Jun 29, 2023

magilla said:
I see ZDNet article saying windows may be moved totally to cloud

That is impossible without super fast internet but how many actually have it, I certainly don't

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