Windows 8.1
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I finally took the plunge and upgraded to 8.1. After getting rid of Metro, it's actually not that bad. File manager is a lot better than Windows 7 file manager. Of coarse, there's tonnes of things that don't work properly (hibernation, large fonts, etc.), but that's just the par of the coarse when you have a Microsoft OS.
ed welch wrote:
[Windows 8] File manager is a lot better than Windows 7 file manager.
Blasphemy! :~
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I finally took the plunge and upgraded to 8.1. After getting rid of Metro, it's actually not that bad. File manager is a lot better than Windows 7 file manager. Of coarse, there's tonnes of things that don't work properly (hibernation, large fonts, etc.), but that's just the par of the coarse when you have a Microsoft OS.
See post above...
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I finally took the plunge and upgraded to 8.1. After getting rid of Metro, it's actually not that bad. File manager is a lot better than Windows 7 file manager. Of coarse, there's tonnes of things that don't work properly (hibernation, large fonts, etc.), but that's just the par of the coarse when you have a Microsoft OS.
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Reinstalled Win7? :laugh:
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Yes, I am also VERY interested in getting rid of Metro. If I can do that I might actually re-install Windows 8.
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ed welch wrote:
[Windows 8] File manager is a lot better than Windows 7 file manager.
Blasphemy! :~
The report of my death was an exaggeration - Mark Twain
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Using taskbar properties, you can make it mostly disappear. You can't get rid of it completely though
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...two buttons you don't really need is "a lot better"? :laugh:
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...two buttons you don't really need is "a lot better"? :laugh:
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It's only $5. Classic Shell is nice but doesn't give you everything that Start8 does. /ravi
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See post above...
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Have you heard of Crtl+C & Ctrl+V ??? Unless you have only one hand, You should not need buttons.
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Have you heard of Crtl+C & Ctrl+V ??? Unless you have only one hand, You should not need buttons.
I don't surf one-handed...
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Oooo! I am glad VS2010 still runs on it. I would hate to have to use VS2012 as well as W8!
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Two buttons... which I use *all* the time, so yes they are important. But also, lots of other stuff, the ui just seems to be organised much better
You use buttons "all" the time when Ctrl + C/V is all you need?
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You use buttons "all" the time when Ctrl + C/V is all you need?
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You use buttons "all" the time when Ctrl + C/V is all you need?
True. And if he doesn't want to use his other hand, then after selecting files and/or folders, right-click and select the "Copy" menu item, followed by right-clicking in the destination location and selecting the "Paste" menu item. It only takes one hand and there is no need to navigate the mouse to a button location.
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I finally took the plunge and upgraded to 8.1. After getting rid of Metro, it's actually not that bad. File manager is a lot better than Windows 7 file manager. Of coarse, there's tonnes of things that don't work properly (hibernation, large fonts, etc.), but that's just the par of the coarse when you have a Microsoft OS.
