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Microsoft doubling down on shoving that piece of crap down our throats liberal N proud May 2013 #1
I just don't understand the issue with whether there is a start button or not. Skidmore May 2013 #2
I agree. It is simple. Too many people hate ANY change! n-t Logical May 2013 #6
I remember the days when people hated the start button on Windows 95. denverbill May 2013 #9
Personally I found it to be lazy and kinda ugly looking but it is easy enough to figure out Arcanetrance May 2013 #13
I never see the tiles unless I want to... TreasonousBastard May 2013 #19
I agree. CrispyQ May 2013 #20
I don't either. It's not that hard to use. sammytko May 2013 #46
I wouldn't mind the new start screen Drale May 2013 #3
It's really pretty easy, IMO. denverbill May 2013 #10
Uh, if I have to type a command to make something happen Aerows May 2013 #14
+1 n/t lumberjack_jeff May 2013 #18
You don't have to type it but it's way faster for people who can type. denverbill May 2013 #23
When I first got Windows 8 Aerows May 2013 #27
There are things I don't like about Windows 8. I miss the clock more than the start button. denverbill May 2013 #30
It has notepad Aerows May 2013 #31
I guess I still don't understand all of the hostility towards Windows 8 versus 3.1 or 95. denverbill May 2013 #32
:rolls eyes: Aerows May 2013 #34
OK. denverbill May 2013 #35
You can pin them to the start menu. Skidmore May 2013 #12
Me too. Sheldon Cooper May 2013 #16
You probably don't understand why people Aerows May 2013 #44
Good to see they are listening to their customers BlueStreak May 2013 #4
I've developed workarounds for the Start button steve2470 May 2013 #5
Exactly Aerows May 2013 #15
"...windows flying open" --- this Gormy Cuss May 2013 #29
If you can't organize your own fucking desktop, the OS is pointless. randome May 2013 #7
You do realize that you can delete any unwanted tiles, right? Sheldon Cooper May 2013 #17
That's good. But you can't change the colors of the tiles from what I've seen. randome May 2013 #36
Microsoft has always operated under the assumption that "they know what's best for you." kentauros May 2013 #25
The colors they used for tiles are so bad. Starry Messenger May 2013 #8
Love my Windows 7 EOM aristocles May 2013 #11
The biggest part of this that sucks Aerows May 2013 #21
Similar to the current xbox 360 UI, which I do not care for. Puzzledtraveller May 2013 #22
So let's see if I understand this.......... wandy May 2013 #24
Yes understand it 100% all right denem May 2013 #40
And here is the solution: Spider Jerusalem May 2013 #26
I'm going to have to go there Aerows May 2013 #28
Microsoft is really killing themselves in the last week. Apophis May 2013 #33
No revamps Aerows May 2013 #38
I just keep mine on desktop mode Marrah_G May 2013 #37
Do you have an earlier than release copy? Aerows May 2013 #39
Microsoft and Apple are not too big to fail olddots May 2013 #41
The cost - benefit ratio simply doesn't add up IDemo May 2013 #42
To be honest, I think they want to fail Aerows May 2013 #43
Actually in 2010 Bill Gates made the call the kill the Courier Tablet denem May 2013 #45
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