The "like" here is strange, and I'd argue erroneous; remove it. Then the "as to", while correct, isn't an obvious construction. It's often paired with "curious

The "like" here is strange, and I'd argue erroneous; remove it. Then the "as to", while correct, isn't an obvious construction. It's often paired with "curious" to help transition the sentence a bit, but it's wordy and unnecessary here. For the sake of reading, ignore it. Then it becomes: > we're all curious how this desktop will look The original text is probably written by someone who doesn't do a lot of writing, as it reads how someone might talk. I'm no expert by any means but I'm moderately aware of my own struggle with this exact problem, enough to see it in others' writing.