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I never type the program name. I've just never got on with typing things in the start menu. Single-key shortcuts, yes. Clicking pinned stuff, yes. Mousing throu
by to3m 13y ago
I never type the program name. I've just never got on with typing things in the start menu. Single-key shortcuts, yes. Clicking pinned stuff, yes. Mousing through and clicking, yes. Typing things... no.
Generally, Windows has generally been pretty good at accommodating all sorts. Like many, I'm sure, I never even realised that my workflow was for the chop, since it's been supported in some form by all previous iterations of Windows. So I'm a bit disappointed to see MS's Windows department suddenly come over all doctrinaire, and I don't - again, like many ;) - think this will be good for them in the long run.
- iamshs 13y agoHyperbole. If you don't want to type... fine, look for things on the Start screen, mouse and click through. For me, Start Screen changes nothing, it is a welcome change from the menu. Windows 8 possess excellent work flow for me, and i adapted well to the changes. Windows 8 does not look monolithic to me, it is good to see some design language in Windows, but it seems that the internet is always there to make sure it remains a skeleton after all. Seeing new console announcements, internet forums panned them all..be it Wii U, PS 4, XBox One. Ludicrous for me, i know there will not be approval of anything but such a hateful stance at anything new is not harbinger of trust in these forums. I used to think HN has good discussions, but to be frank this place is also riddled with old man stances that i expect from my dad. Which is expected, but I want to see progressive stance too.
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