The worst kind of two-for-one deal.

Project Zenith is a "developer-optimized Windows 11 experience" that will ship on "developer-class" PCs. For some reason.

A stripped-back Windows 11 build tuned for developers, shipping pinned VS Code, Windows Terminal with runtimes.

Microsoft's first .NET 11 release candidate is supported for production use as the platform moves toward its Nov. 10 launch.

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