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Wow, looks like I'm the only person who actually likes this and disagree with several of the points from the article. First of all, you have problems finding y
by at-fates-hands 14y ago
Wow, looks like I'm the only person who actually likes this and disagree with several of the points from the article.
First of all, you have problems finding your apps since they tool away your start menu? Get a simple, free app launcher like launchy or executor. Problem solved.
I'm running an older Intel 1.8 processor with 4GB RAM on a 32 bit system. I've had several Adobe apps open at the same time without any issues I experienced with XP, Vista or 7 such as hanging or crashing under the system usage. We all know most Adobe apps are Vamperic on system resources so I was surprised at how well 8 handled the load.
This is probably the first time I've seen an article cry about the lack of information on a news app. When I look at most news sites, it's information overload on the homepage. Try finding a specific article on that LA Times homepage? Good luck.
- simonw 14y ago"First of all, you have problems finding your apps since they tool away your start menu? Get a simple, free app launcher like launchy or executor. Problem solved." Again, that's not how usability works. You shouldn't expect regular human beings to hunt out and install third party software to help them launch applications!
- hackinthebochs 14y agoI don't even have windows 8 and I know that you can search for apps right from metro! Why is it that no one gets this?