> There is no way that MS actually thinks people want the button, not the menu. We have decades of "click the start button" training drilled into peoples' head

> There is no way that MS actually thinks people want the button, not the menu. We have decades of "click the start button" training drilled into peoples' heads. They'll find their app whether it's in a menu or a screen, but stranding them on the desktop without any button to get there was a problem. That's who the change was made for, not the tech enthusiasts that have been doing most of the complaining.