I do feel bad for users like the one in the video. I feel bad because I know that my father is going to be that person in the video, too. By the time Windows 8

I do feel bad for users like the one in the video. I feel bad because I know that my father is going to be that person in the video, too. By the time Windows 8 reaches my father's computer, he'll be in his late 50s. He gets around Windows 7 just fine, but he does not stray away from his familiar things. He knows where the browser is and he knows how to tinker around in the control panel to change certain settings. The moment something does not do what he expects, though, he's pretty lost. Especially lost if he can't easily find an explanation as to what's happening, on Google. I have used Windows 8 already, and I can say that if what my father has to use is what I used of it, then he's in for a rough trip. He'll learn it, but sadly it'll take much longer than it will for me, for example.