Microsoft Solitaire was initially introduced with Windows 3.0, 26 years ago, in May 1990, as part of Microsoft’s strategy to introduce computing to regular people, through fun learning activities, like games and puzzles. 26 years later, the most addictive time-suck on Windows PCs is still holding its own with 100 million unique players, and 55 million games being played every day.

Windows 10, as of the Anniversary Update, offers customization options that will bring your new start menu as close to Windows 7 as it gets without third party plugins and additional software utilities.

Most recently, Windows Central has reported a small number of changes that will potentially affect the graphical interface of Windows 10 in the long run, as part of “Redstone 2”, the next big update to be expected sometime in the first quarter of 2017.

Most recently, South Korean consumer products manufacturer LG, showcased a similar concept, powered by Windows 10. The new refrigerator features a 27 inch Windows 10 touch screen, powered by an Intel Atom processor. According to TechCrunch first hand experience with the appliance, the interface seems “surprisingly” responsive, compared to typical IoT touchscreens.