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If those screenies are anything to go by it's a half-arsed attempt to appease.
For the love of God, those tiles. Make it stop already. |
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At least they haven't b0rxed the system tray in favour of the new notifications thing
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A First Look at the Windows Technical Preview
A couple of gems in here Sep 18, 2014 Paul Thurrott http://winsupersite.com/windows/firs...hnical-preview |
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Windows 98 Not bad Windows Millennium Rubbish Windows xp Excellent Windows Vista Rubbish Windows 7 Excellent Windows 8 Rubbish Windows 9 ??????? And the pattern continues |
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They should learn by now, give free upgrades like google, apple, Linux.
Its only Microsoft that charges for every new os, |
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Microsoft upgrades have been free since Apple's were free.
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I've never missed the Start button. A right-click on the Windows icon brings up quick access to most places in the system. The tiles that a left-click brings up are quite capable of starting programs up. I can work with and be happy with this arrangement. Even gone so far as customising some of the Start Screen tiles (using OblyTile).
http://i165.photobucket.com/albums/u...ps96729437.png The Windows 9 GUI kind of looks like the tiled Start Screen and the traditional Desktop have been merged into one ..or there's the option to do that. This could be a formula that will work for most people. It perhaps depends how customisable this will be. |
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8.1 was a free upgrade and was NOT a service pack. Apple upgrades from one version to another were charged for until 10.9 as well. 8.1 is no more a service pack to 8.0 than Windows 7 was a service pack to Vista.
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