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> if you just ignore all of the crappy new stuff it's not a big deal It really isn't a big deal, because you're not being forced to use the Metro apps. You ca
by adamors 13y ago
> if you just ignore all of the crappy new stuff it's not a big deal
It really isn't a big deal, because you're not being forced to use the Metro apps. You can populate the start menu with regular application shortcuts and you're on your way.
- BlackDeath3 13y agoSo why the hell am I upgrading?
- adamors 13y agoFaster, nicer UI, better multi-monitor support, better touch support, improved tools. Basically the same reasons you've upgraded to Windows 7 before that.
- jongalloway2 13y agoI use it on a three monitor desktop. My favorite new features are file explorer and task manager. Also the skydrive + settings sync is really nice. Whenever I install on a new device, everything's set up on first boot. Lots of other features that don't make headlines but are genuinely useful: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Features_new_to_Windows_8 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Features_new_to_Windows_8