> They started running after the touch segment Phones and tablets were (and are) a huge market. Everyone chased that market. > deliberately removed the keybo

> They started running after the touch segment Phones and tablets were (and are) a huge market. Everyone chased that market. > deliberately removed the keyboard interface Never happened (or I don't understand what you're saying.) Pressing the Windows key on your keyboard and typing the name of the program you want to launch works exactly the same in Windows 7, 8, and 10. > I had a Windows specific app Idea that I had to drop because Windows was unusable for me. I'm sorry. You can switch from Windows 7 to Linux, but not from Windows 7 to Windows 8, because the differences between Windows 7 and 8 are too great? Are you being serious?