Live Wallpaper is one of the most anticipated features on Windows 10

So far, the Windows 10 desktop version may have reached its design limit and may only receive feature updates in the near future. However, before it comes to new features, it should be frankly admitted that many changes on Windows 10 are sometimes not suitable for everyone.

Maintaining a look and feel about a traditional operating system is not necessarily a bad thing. Windows 7 users decided to switch to Windows 10 simply because they felt something familiar but not an unfamiliar operating system.

But that is with the perception of some people who have traditional views. While many people believe that Microsoft's main task is to customize the operating system on the desktop or laptop, regardless of how Windows 10 is developed. For these users, a moving wallpaper is more awesome than ever.

Live wallpaper may sound new at first glance, but it is no stranger to those who like to scratch on Windows.

There have long been third-party applications to help you create live wallpapers on Windows 7 easily. Such an interesting app, though not often turned on, is great for entertainment in the free time.

Of course on Windows 10, there are also many applications that support creating animated wallpapers, such as DeskScapes.

The biggest problem with live wallpapers, though, is battery life. Because live wallpapers often require a large amount of energy for the graphics card to render images. In the long run, the experience with Windows computers will slow down and not to mention the battery life is significantly reduced.

Many people may think that if Microsoft designed the Live Wallpapers feature on its own and integrated it into the system, maybe everything would be different. For example, this feature will work smoother and use less battery. But whatever you say, the impact of this feature on the performance of computers and Windows 10 operating system will remain.

Others share the view that Windows 10 does not necessarily have to use live wallpapers, but only a live wallpaper. Compared to live wallpapers, dynamic backgrounds use less moving effects, which reduces the impact on system performance.

Currently, many interesting suggestions about the dynamic wallpaper feature on Windows 10 have been submitted to the Feedback Hub of Microsoft and received much support. This shows that, although some people know that animated wallpapers can affect the performance and battery life on their devices, they still want to experience the "genuine" feature in Windows 10 one day.

One user wrote: "Why did a Samsung foldable phone in the 2000s have this feature. But now it is 2020 and Windows 10 still doesn't have it? Please add this feature and it is sure will definitely adorn this operating system … We all think that all live wallpapers are the same, but only Microsoft thinks differently. They should listen to the users' opinions. They want us to buy our products. If so, then do it the way we want. "

Whether or not Microsoft would listen to its users, until then, Live Wallpapers was undoubtedly a challenging project for Microsoft's engineering team. How to balance the benefits between performance and meeting the needs of users is not easy. But if Microsoft really does what many people expect, it will contribute to bringing Windows 10 to a new level and attract more users.

Refer to Softpedia