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Originally Posted by wizwor
Win8 is really not much different that Win7 if you do not have a touch screen. The only thing missing is the Start Menu. Think of the main screen as your start menu spilled across your desktop. If you click the Desktop tile, you will see the familiar Win7 desktop.
The main screen is a place to consume content and run apps. The Desktop is a good place to do administrative stuff.
After just a couple days, I am really starting to warm up to Win8.
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My Win8 laptop was just delivered today, so granted, I haven't had much time to play around with it but I'm not loving it so far.
I had to do a 'search' to find a couple of things I use daily (Notepad, for one) and then another search for the power-off button when I was ready to shut it down.
I was on the 'Desktop', too. Hoping I'll have your experience and warm up to it eventually, but right now I'm thinking I made a mistake.