Originally Posted by idi banashapan

windows 8 might work nicely on a touch screen tablet device, but on a desktop, it's not so friendly in terms of an interface.

microsoft's mistake is thinking they can make a one-size-fits-all OS. if we take into account the number of businesses out there that are MS domains, having to retrain the staff on how to use the OS is going to be painful for the admins. especially as a large number of users already have serious PC illiteracy issues. windows 8 only goes into compounding the fact they will essentially need to relearn a new way of doing things.

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please don't bring back the old attitude that everything is a personal attack on your windows desktop knowledge. the sarcastic, passive-aggressive comments were not welcome under the old name, let's not associate them with the new one, smiley or no smiley.