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It's not the touch that's the problem. I'm running Win8 on just about the newest hardware you can buy, and it's a user-experience hell. The "metro" screen is
by josefresco 13y ago
It's not the touch that's the problem. I'm running Win8 on just about the newest hardware you can buy, and it's a user-experience hell.
The "metro" screen is neither the start menu, nor is it the desktop, nor is it the new OS itself. It's stuck in this artificial layer of existence that I can't even discern.