I wouldn't doubt they'd go back on what they said and shove out a new version of Windows you have to pay for this time.
A revamped UI = Windows can die. 10 was bad enough with its changes, and every update has transitioned it more and more into a mobile UI piece of trash that insults power users. I'm still on v1703 because of this reason alone, and when I dual boot to my updated 20H2 or whatever I want to break something with how frustrating the 'metro' UI is to deal with.
Usability is king in an operating system, and if the quality of my life worsens with an update, I don't update until things become too broken to tolerate. Companies really need to learn to leave things alone or give users options to revert back.. but they don't, you either take it up the butt or find another product. Why does almost nobody give users a choice? I wish I knew.
Anyway, ranting here won't change reality.