Nah, if it's technically capable of running Metro applications, then no sense in making them unavailable to people who are running it on PCs. I just remain unc

Nah, if it's technically capable of running Metro applications, then no sense in making them unavailable to people who are running it on PCs. I just remain unconvinced that the integration was as smooth as it could have been. And, let's admit it, it's going to be a while before I forgive MS for killing off the start menu mere moments after they finally figured out how to make it really good. The Metro replacement looks great, and I'm sure that approach will work as well on tablets as it does on smartphones. . . but for computers, the Windows 7 version was really pretty good, and its replacement just isn't doing it for me.