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Gotta love these bloggers trying to make a story where there is none. It's a new UI. It takes some getting used to. Deal with it. It's not a train wreck.
by gm 14y ago
Gotta love these bloggers trying to make a story where there is none. It's a new UI. It takes some getting used to. Deal with it. It's not a train wreck.
- k3n 14y agoNo story? Nice try MS. It's stories like this that prevent the rest of us from wasting money on such a POS.
- s_henry_paulson 14y agoI'm two months or more into my Windows 8 experience, and I love it. Articles like this are just spread FUD in a desperate grab for pageviews. Windows power users will likely have no need to ever touch a metro app. The only people that will be using Metro apps are tablet users, and the type of users that would add gadgets to their vista toolbar thing. (your average 40 something office drone).. and for them the metro interface is great, IMHO. It's graphically rich, and simplistic keeping the confusion levels of these typical users to a minimum. For the rest of us, we just work on windows the same way we always have, except for now we have multiple task bars, and the os is faster, can mount cd images without software, and a few other minor features that make it a pleasure to use. All this metro fanfare is manufactured hype.
- gm 14y agoLOL, you assume too much. On both your paragraphs. Not interested in a pissing match though. Keep your $40 or spend it; makes no difference.
- zmonkeyz 14y agoTrue. A lot of people felt the same about Win95. It's a good thing the tech world has short memories. :)