The arrival of the Windows store allows us to find a large number of applications together and in a single place. The problem with the Windows Store is that applications, as a rule, they are only adapted to the graphical interface of Windows 10. If we want to use the applications in their desktop version, we have to go to the developer's website, which obviously detracts from Microsoft's idea of concentrating all Windows-compatible software in one place.
The possibilities of customizing Windows with different themes, which include its own images and sounds, has been available since the arrival of Windows Vista, although with XP we could also do it through third-party applications. It seems that Microsoft with the idea of expanding its business in the store, wants to offer different themes so that users can customize their versions of Windows to your liking and soon it will begin to offer themes to the Windows Store, free and paid themes, as we can currently find in the Windows Store.
Topics for customizing Windows will be found within the Personalization section. These themes will offer us background images, along with sounds and on some occasions they may also offer us icons to customize the most common applications that we use in Windows. So far we have not been able to see any of these issues in action, but if any developer intends to charge for these themes, you already have to work on it to encourage the purchase of it. It is likely that these developers choose to offer the download of the theme for free with a limited time of use in time, so that we can thoroughly test if the theme is a question that suits our needs.