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In Windows 7, you simply hit the Windows button (or click the start button) and start typing. It works the same way, but takes up much less screen real estate a
by seabrookmx 13y ago
In Windows 7, you simply hit the Windows button (or click the start button) and start typing. It works the same way, but takes up much less screen real estate and exposes you to the menus to wade through if you so desire.
I prefer the Windows 7 desktop paradigm. Which is why I install Classic Shell on Windows 8 machines. It basically converts Windows 8 to Windows 7 with a flat UI and some extra snappy-ness. A win-win in my book.
- acqq 13y agoFor me too Classic Shell is actually saving Windows. I don't think I'd even buy the Windows notebook without knowing that there's Classic Shell. And I also like "flatness" by the default on the desktop of 8.1. Windows 7 defaults are weird with all that button background shadings and all that shaded frames. The next desktop Windows should look like Windows 8.1 desktop plus Classic Shell. Having different desktop and tablet versions is obviously needed.