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  • Color theme customizations
  • Large and Tiny Live Tiles
  • Batch Live Tile operations (move, etc.)
  • Improved knowledge-enabled global, unified search
  • Side-by-side resizable app panes
  • Improved Windows Store
  • Improved SkyDrive support
  • Camera UI and photo slideshow on lock screen





Windows 8.1 Preview





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RE: Right Click on Start
By Reclaimer77 on 6/27/2013 2:39:31 AM , Rating: 0
Mitch this entire post is apologist drivel. Why am I not surprised?

Because why harp on something when you can change it for free in less than 20 seconds? Is this really worth getting so upset about?

So you really don't get it. Your answer to the massive unpopularity of a new feature or environment is that if you can change it sorta-kinda more to your liking, there's really no issue?

That's a great attitude. Hey car makers should just give you a few hamsters turning a wheel instead of an engine. If you don't like it, you can just change it! What's the big deal? Freaking brilliant...

Its the same with IE I like Firefox better because of the add ons so I use Firefox I don't go on tyrannical rants how the end of days are coming because of Internet Explorer is not my favorite browser I change it to something I like and move on.

That isn't even CLOSE to being a good analogy. Windows 8 is analogous to a Firefox update completely removing the add ons, or making them totally aggravating and frustrating to utilize. For NO gain at all to you, the user.

A Firefox designed in the style of Windows 8 would remove the add-on menu, which can reside in a tab, and instead for no reason would open a gigantic full-screen "add on start menu" - completely monopolizing screen space. Oh and instead of the currently neatly organized and intuitive menu, the add ons would be arranged randomly with giant flat colored icons covering your screen. I use the word arranged loosely, because there would absolutely be no order at all!

Honestly if that's what you've been reduced to, being this much of a fanboi apologist, you've already lost. "Deal with it" is not a valid argument. People are bringing up points, if you cannot address these, you lose.

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