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WindowsSystem3 is a fictional operating system in the Windows lineage, created as a conceptual successor to WindowsSystem2. It is described here as a hypothetical design intended to illustrate how a modern Windows-like platform could balance legacy compatibility with contemporary security, performance, and developer productivity.

The system envisions a hybrid kernel based on a modular NT-inspired architecture, enabling isolation between system services and drivers; supports 64-bit x86-64 and ARM64; uses a microservice-like core with componentized subsystems.

The user interface, WindowShell 3, provides a task-based desktop, improved window management, touch and pen input, dark mode, and accessibility features; it includes window snapping, virtual desktops, and a refreshed settings app.

Compatibility and ecosystem: Win32 compatibility is maintained through a bridging subsystem that translates legacy calls to modern APIs; a Window Store 3 hosts traditional and modern applications; development SDKs emphasize Rust, C#, and Web technologies.

Security and privacy features include secure boot, kernel isolation, signed drivers, application sandboxing, mandatory code integrity, and a privacy dashboard with controls for telemetry and data sharing.

As a hypothetical concept, WindowsSystem3 has not been released; it is discussed mainly in design reviews and speculative articles about the future of Windows platforms.