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As he says in the article, "It’s true that these issues will eventually be fixed, the same way most of Vista’s issues were eventually fixed." As others have sa
by macavity23 14y ago
As he says in the article, "It’s true that these issues will eventually be fixed, the same way most of Vista’s issues were eventually fixed."
As others have said, this is a new desktop paradigm, some bugs are to be expected. The problem is, if it's broken on non-touch-enabled machines at launch, as it seems to be, then a 'Windows 8 sucks' meme will spread, as it did with Vista, and it will be very difficult for Microsoft to come back from that before Windows 9 - by which time IOS and Android will be further entrenched, and MS will have an even bigger hill to climb.