Windows 8 - a first look (screenshots)
Summary: Microsoft officially took the wraps off of Windows 8, unveiling its radically revised new operating system. Take a look.
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Every Metro-style app has access to a full range of system services, including the ability to pick files from a screen that looks like no Windows dialog box you’ve seen before.
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Agreed, Marion.
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Except not. Unity is more like iOS
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Or what is your point?
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http://www.sugarlabs.org/
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This reminds me of Tetris for the visually challenged.
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Yes and not a bad thing I spend more time looking at a WordPress dashboard than anything else ;-)
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seems a bit small minded to build a whole OS around those type of users.
(but then again look at ME and Vista.. so this seems par for the course)
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I agree with everything you said. Unfortunately avoiding Win8 and waiting for something that makes more sense will probably mean giving up windows entirely. Microsoft has long wanted to find a way to force computer users to a net based paradigm, and with what I saw Win8 is just that. It is also highly unlikely that Microsoft will include an option to revert Win8 back to a classic style desktop, which in all truth would probably be Win8's only saving grace but I won't be holding my breath on that one.
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