That is interesting... On one hand, you have Mac series which have divided mouseland and touchland(ew, that sounded gross) with an iron wall, on the other you h

That is interesting... On one hand, you have Mac series which have divided mouseland and touchland(ew, that sounded gross) with an iron wall, on the other you have windows 8 which tries to unify them. I wonder why this approach had gained credibility, apart from the obvious: More people had started to use tablets. But is that a valid reason to switch everything over to tablet-like ui? Microsoft is doing it, Apple is doing it and Linux (especially Ubuntu) is doing it too.