I was reading and now listening to you both talk about a possible fork of Windows again as there was back in the Windows 9x/XP and NT/2000 days. The feature packs sound spot on as during testing in the insider program, they were able to enable certain new apps, or windows features from some insiders on the same build as everyone else, and that may of been a test to make sure they can do target delivery without messing up anything.

I do see the fork this time, possibly having the same underlying codebase at least initially. Over time the fork of the OS may deviate further to meet consumer demand vs. enterprise. From looking at everything, Windows 11 makes sense, and could see just a huge gui interface update and new windows store at first. Core apps may also get a facelift, such as Outlook Mail App. From there they can further add features/under hood improvements/changes, while enterprise fork, would be more or less security focused and gui untouched and updated in that regard. Might as well go back to using the NT name for enterprise customers lol. Just sayin….