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Much Ado about nothing. Hit windows key, type a few characters, smash the ENTER key. I never even look at the start menu. Don't encourage them by starting deba
by datavirtue 5y ago
Much Ado about nothing. Hit windows key, type a few characters, smash the ENTER key. I never even look at the start menu.
Don't encourage them by starting debates over "features." The start menu should damn near read my mind and get out of the way after serving my needs without requiring that I squint at the screen.
Windows 7 was absolute perfection and then it went downhill after that (lightening fast, typing a character or two presented exactly what I needed every time). They have even broken this core feature several times in Windows 10 by cramming in complexity.