This Windows Lite is a stripped 'Windows 10 S' successor

This latest iPod Pro and Google Pixel Slate have found people to talk about the next-gen computer again. Pixel Slate, in particular, was a decent hardware but users had to leave something else with the software.  There is no doubt that Chrome OS is likely, with some polish, Microsoft is accepting indirectly. This is probably the reason why it urges to spinning "Chrome OS Killers", such as a definite "Windows Light" which can be close to declaring a company. It seems Microsoft still has left the idea of a different version of Windows. Despite the failure of Windows 10S, now only a special "S mode" in the Windows is deemed. In fact, this so-called Windows Light will also be locked and stripped, which naturally raises questions about its usefulness.  According to the clues, along with the creation of these dangerously released insiders, the Windows Light is said to go to the extreme, allowing only installing and running UWP and PWA. Unlike Windows 10S, there will be no escape from a full Windows 10 experience. This version of Windows is also not directly on Windows 10 but based on the so-called Windows Core OS (WCOS). This Microsoft tried to go with this Windows 10S, and to a lesser extent, failed due to lack of significant UWP applications from Windows 10 on ARM, and mostly Microsoft Store. Due to the popularity of the return of non-native web applications, the company can bet heavily on the progressive web application (PWA) at this time. It's no coincidence that Microsoft is pushing for more PWA to come into its App Store.  Like Windows 10s, consumers do not even need to keep in mind the existence of Windows Light. While Microsoft is actually targeting "always running, always connected" devices, Windows Lite is more suitable for business environments where workers have many options they can install and use.