The question isn’t whether Metro will be good: it probably will be. And that’s a huge accomplishment for Microsoft that they should be commended for. But how w

The question isn’t whether Metro will be good: it probably will be. And that’s a huge accomplishment for Microsoft that they should be commended for. But how will their customers react? The way Metro is implemented vaguely reminds me of Windows Media Center PCs (simple front-end interface). When I read this question by Marco, I couldn't help but think of my experience with MC which was generally a move to disable/not use it entirely. Not to say that this will happen with everyone, but I'm curious to see how it is adopted and whether or not users will be evangelists or expect something more/better. Great article.