Not sure what you mean, but the desktop is still there with the same
keyboard/mouse support as W7.
But with some Metro/Modern UI additions, like the app bar to the left
and the settings bar on the right that are accessed with the mouse.
Sure, the start menu/button have been replaces by the new Metro/Modern
UI, although there's still a handy rightclick menu where the visibal
start button was.
With a lot of handy shortcuts to common 'poweruser' tasks.
But I don't see much difference in the way I would use W8 or W7. W8 does
have some interesting new ways of working and handling apps.
It seems one is in the 'I like it' or 'I hate it' camp, there's no real
in the middle for now.
Me personally am very interested to see if whole the Metro/Modern UI
apps thing takes off. Having the same app on your phone, tablet and
desktop with 'Skydrive saved' settings sounds good in theory.
It's to see if MS can pull this of much more cleanly as previous large
projects.
Rob
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On 17-8-2012 21:42, Mirko Jankovic wrote:
it seems to be shame that they create OS that works a bit
faster/better than win7 and then focus mainly on touch stuff and leave
most pro workstation work on dry.
was is that hard to leave option to work as normal desktop workstation
and not touchcrap?
after all all versions ha old win classic look, why not keep it for
people that are looking for function an not fancy look.
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