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Lol, it seems the Windows 10 updater picks whatever screen mode it can and then just assumes it's being stretched to 16:9 by a poorly configured monitor. Running on QEMU I get an anamorphic squished display.pic.twitter.com/EY6YouMOkL
This is a "good idea", in the sense that that I bet 95%+ of Windows users have their monitors configured like this. OTOH, that 95% doesn't give a damn about it. But the remaining 5% of us do. And we're just going to point and laugh at whoever thought this was a good idea.
Feels very Microsoft, really. Make an inconsequential updater screen look pretty for the 95% of people who couldn't care less about such things. Make it look ugly for the 5% that do.
This is running under libvirt, and it doesn't have any way to configure this as far as I know (at least not in virt-manager). Not that I'm going to interrupt Windows Update halfway through just for this either. It's painful enough when you don't mess with it.
makes me chuckle every time I see it... also makes be a little edgy 
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