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Sure, some bits might get fixed/upgraded, but ultimately most of these flaws come down to the fact that Windows 8 is a touch- and tablet-first OS. Of course, M
by mrsebastian 15y ago
Sure, some bits might get fixed/upgraded, but ultimately most of these flaws come down to the fact that Windows 8 is a touch- and tablet-first OS.
Of course, MS might find a touch-friendly way of fixing the issues mentioned... in which case, I look forward to it :)
- cleverjake 15y agoWhat would be difficult to implement in a single gesture/key stroke? 1. app switching 2. closing apps 3. (not really a complaint, just a difference) 4. preform a reboot 5. (again, not really a complaint, just a difference) I dont think there is a single issue raised that couldn't be updated in a single version. As to whether or not they actually do of course is another issue.
- runjake 15y agoI saw nothing here that I didn't already assume they'd fix in a future alpha/beta.
- Maxious 15y agoThis preview is just about testing metro apps and hardware integration. It's not about comparing cut and paste touch gestures with iOS/Android. The window switching fix is probably being developed in another branch/build by another Windows team. The full list of teams is available @ http://blogs.msdn.com/b/b8/archive/2011/08/17/introducing-the-team.aspx http://blogs.msdn.com/b/b8/archive/2011/08/17/introducing-th...