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There's been some really good progress made on the tablet mode in Win10. It's not really apparent if you're using it as a Desktop OS. Specifically the Surface

There's been some really good progress made on the tablet mode in Win10. It's not really apparent if you're using it as a Desktop OS. Specifically the Surface Book does a really good job of making the windows "experience" work in a keyboardless scenario. I'm sure the same is true of the other convertable hardware that's been popping up lately. I'll concede that this isn't the majority of users but I would argue it's not just a rewrapping of existing software.

flukus 10y ago
> There's been some really good progress made on the tablet mode in Win10. It's not really apparent if you're using it as a Desktop OS. It's very apparent to me, it puts itself back in tablet mode after every restart, it's a pain to get that slide out menu working with a mouse. I bet a lot of people unknowingly get stuck in it.