That's where the grandparent's idea of being able to run Don't-Call-it-Metro apps in a windowed mode comes into play. Doesn't seem like it should be hard for M

That's where the grandparent's idea of being able to run Don't-Call-it-Metro apps in a windowed mode comes into play. Doesn't seem like it should be hard for Microsoft to accomplish. Metro's already supposed to be resolution-independent, so all that's really accomplished by forcing them to be fullscreen on desktop monitors is keeping ease of task switching and information density to an absolute minimum.