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In my experience Metro apps work well in cases where I do not need to multitask or where I do not like distractions. I like to read my feeds in Metro and I like
by Derbasti 14y ago
In my experience Metro apps work well in cases where I do not need to multitask or where I do not like distractions. I like to read my feeds in Metro and I like to write personal email in Metro.
Also, I quite like pinning things like twitter or IM into a Metro sidebar/split next to my desktop. If I have multiple monitors connected, I even fill the second monitor with Metro apps, for example a browser for documentation.
But despite all that, my main work space is still the desktop and it is quite hard to get real work done in a Metro-only environment. (Disclaimer: I am a programmer)
- TazeTSchnitzel 14y agoI find that as a programmer I use the desktop most of the time - but still the occasional metro app. I use the included mail app and pin it to the side, and that works well.