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Old 09-22-11, 11:53 PM   #169
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Well not entirely, social networking sites like LinkedIn are quite useful for businesses, and sales or otherwise customer facing people find a lot of use in the remainder of social networking media.
I work in a big buisness and they are urging us to foster better relationships with the public. http://www.gov.bc.ca/citz/citizens_e...ent/index.html
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Old 09-23-11, 06:55 AM   #170
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Vista wasn't that bad. Overblown discontent more like it, and that was only because MS changed the way drivers had to be written and everyone's system became unstable because of it. It was a bit piggy on resources, but not an issue for NVN members with our hardware.
After the SPs it was fine for me. My brother is still running my 64 bit ultimate copy I gave him with my old rig.

My main gripe with what I'm seeing so far in Win8 is that none of these links/apps have to ship with the OS.

When I set each of my daughters up with laptops facebook and a few other sites were bookmarked within seconds

Browsers make it easy to have a metro like start page, icons and all.

The control panel....how hard is it to access? Like 1.5 seconds if I miss the icon no need for a link on metro for it.

etc etc etc.

I'm still willing to give it a fair shot after we see what the final build looks like, I just don't want metro staring me in the face on every boot up.
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Old 09-23-11, 08:23 AM   #171
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I'm still willing to give it a fair shot after we see what the final build looks like, I just don't want metro staring me in the face on every boot up.
and more important, metro should not replace the start menu
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Old 09-23-11, 08:40 AM   #172
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and more important, metro should not replace the start menu
Agreed. That was unsaid, but I consider the start menu as part of the DT experience, which is what I want to see on boot.
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Old 09-23-11, 03:21 PM   #173
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Old 09-23-11, 04:24 PM   #174
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Heh, knew it wouldn't take long. Nice!

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Old 09-23-11, 08:56 PM   #175
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Heh, knew it wouldn't take long. Nice!

true, but those type of apps shouldn't be needed in first place. I hope MS gets the hint.
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Old 09-24-11, 09:07 AM   #176
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true, but those type of apps shouldn't be needed in first place. I hope MS gets the hint.
Lets hope so.

Granted I haven't read a ton of feedback on it, but I have yet to see anyone say they actually like metro.
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Old 09-24-11, 05:52 PM   #177
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true, but those type of apps shouldn't be needed in first place. I hope MS gets the hint.
Unfortunatly enabling the old start menu breaks a lot of other stuff.
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