To this article I say-- Wow. Jump on the Microsoft-bashing bandwagon some more. This writer has not actually used the product at all. The desktop is still there

To this article I say-- Wow. Jump on the Microsoft-bashing bandwagon some more. This writer has not actually used the product at all. The desktop is still there. The command line is still there. If you're the type of customer that wants a server OS with a GUI on it, you get the same capabilities in 2012 as you had in 2008 R2. You don't need a touchscreen. I've used it now for two weeks and I don't feel any need for a touchscreen. Yes it's a little weird at first to get used to, but my taskbar icons were all still there and I use them same as I did before. This article is so bad I wish I could downvote it.