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Yeah I don't think the interface requires a touch screen at all, or is even beneficial for it, at least on a desktop. I spent maybe 1 or 2 seconds combined in t
by dromidas 14y ago
Yeah I don't think the interface requires a touch screen at all, or is even beneficial for it, at least on a desktop. I spent maybe 1 or 2 seconds combined in the 'start screen' simply cause its easy to use it to launch random stuff by hitting Windows key then typing a few letters then hit enter.
It's definitely worth upgrading since task manager stuff and a lot of the file system things were dramatically improved. Quite a good experience once I learned the Windows+X key combination.