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Not sure how that goes against what I said.

• Encosia 13y ago
  Maybe you could clarify what you meant in the comment I replied to then. It seemed like you were saying that a laptop with Windows 8 somehow precludes "some people from doing something productive" just because the Metro interface is there in the background. I'm saying that hasn't been my experience whatsoever, using a Windows 8 laptop for development work.
  • wfunction 13y ago
    I said you can't do anything productive with Metro, a.k.a. it's useless for doing anything productive. I didn't say you can't avoid Metro to do something productive on the classic desktop.
    • Encosia 13y ago
      I'm not sure I understand. I told you that I personally do productive things in Metro, but you're telling me I'm wrong. I told you that I personally do even more productive things by focusing on the desktop when Metro isn't enough, but that apparently doesn't count. What else can we talk about at this point? I don't really understand what your purpose was when you replied to my original comment?
      • wfunction 13y ago
        > I told you that I personally do productive things in Metro Sorry did you say this? Maybe I misread your comment but I think you said: > I'm no stranger to tasks OUTSIDE of Metroland. and: > I don't have any trouble using my desktop or laptop to get things done. Nothing I see here means "I'm productive with Metro", it means "I can avoid Metro and still be productive". Not sure if that was what you intended to say but that's how I read it.