>You're also quite mistaken to think that Microsoft ... doesn't care about what nerds think. We aren't the target market for Windows. Yes, Microsoft wants to

>You're also quite mistaken to think that Microsoft ... doesn't care about what nerds think. We aren't the target market for Windows. Yes, Microsoft wants to get more developers on .NET making Windows apps, and to the extent that it needs them to use Windows they'll make it at least usable for that purpose, but they aren't about to make Windows harder to use for your grandma just to court us. We prefer keyboard shortcuts (which they have) to messy buttons all over the place, but if buttons make the product more usable for their core market then that's what they'll do.