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The workflow change resulting from the removal of the Start menu is very real, but there are other issues as well. When I opened some System menu, I could only

The workflow change resulting from the removal of the Start menu is very real, but there are other issues as well. When I opened some System menu, I could only Alt-Tab out of it, there was no visible option to close it. It turns out that you can Alt+F4 to close, but this occurred to me after continuously using WinKey -> Desktop -> Window that I want. The removal of Aero is also questionable -- the Square UI looks terrible in comparison, and I'm left to wonder why they wouldn't leave it as a choice.

muuh-gnu 13y ago
> and I'm left to wonder why they wouldn't leave it as a choice. Because choice in UI configuration leads to UI diversity and UI diversity leads to the dilution of the UI brand. They want all machines to look the same.
sixothree 13y ago
The lack of shadows behind windows is what bugs me the most. My eyes get lost in a sea of square garbage.
illuminate 13y ago
"When I opened some System menu, I could only Alt-Tab out of it, there was no visible option to close it" Pressing the windows key to bring it up and windows to back out of it works just fine.