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Yes, it does feel like Metro will quickly become tiring and frustrating - like you have to perform too many actions to get somewhere or get something done. Plus
by nextparadigms 15y ago
Yes, it does feel like Metro will quickly become tiring and frustrating - like you have to perform too many actions to get somewhere or get something done. Plus, all those big different colors on one screen - It doesn't feel like a design best practice at all.
- foobarbazetc 15y agoI don't know why you're being downvoted. Having played with Windows 8 on a PC with a trackpad, Metro gets old really, really fast. If they keep both the desktop and Metro in Windows 8, this will be a huge failure. They need to choose one for each type of device: Desktop for PCs, Metro for tablets.