Dynamic Lighting might mean less apps needed for RGB lights.
its new modern File Explorer UI for Windows 11 alongside built-in RGB lighting controls. The updated File Explorer UI includes a modern home interface with large file thumbnails and a carousel interface that can surface recent files and favorited ones.
, senior program manager at Microsoft. “For OneDrive users, you’ll notice the address bar now contains your OneDrive sync status and quota flyout.”Alongside the File Explorer changes, Microsoft has also started testing its built-in RGB lighting support. Known as Dynamic Lighting, this Windows 11 feature will control RGB lights using the open HID LampArray standard.
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