> "the Start menu is Microsoft's flagship user experience. It should represent the very best UI design the company is capable of." Naive take, at best. Why wou

> "the Start menu is Microsoft's flagship user experience. It should represent the very best UI design the company is capable of." Naive take, at best. Why would a desktop OS monopoly like Microsoft look at user experience as a top priority? All they need to do is not make something that's so atrocious, that users leave in droves. And they got that position, so, other priorities have taken over, and I'm sure the start menu serves those purpuses well.