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Personally, I feel overloaded with the full screen start menu. Many times I have gone to the start menu and then just reflexively hit Win + D immediately. Some
by arjie 13y ago
Personally, I feel overloaded with the full screen start menu. Many times I have gone to the start menu and then just reflexively hit Win + D immediately. Some times I completely forget what I wanted and have to return to context to figure out what I wanted.
Fortunately, I don't use Windows that much so I just cope with it when I do but I always dread booting it. I don't use it because I want it. And I swear I gave it more than an honest chance. For months, I told myself that it wasn't bad and I just needed to get used to it. I wanted to like it because it was an exciting new interface, but it couldn't be done.
I can't stand it.