[VanDeKoik]

Here is an example of the difference between what lots of people still use to Win8.



This is considered to be "productive".



But this is considered to be "hard".

[Cheerio]

But this is considered to be "hard".

YES - I have used Win 3.1, Win98, Win98SE, Win XP, Win Vista, Win 7, and Win 8 Preview.

Win 8 is hard to figure out - there is no start button and I spent much time trying to figure out how to shut it down. AND it is difficult to figure out how to get to the "old" desktop with program icons. Since I do not have a touch screen, I see NO REASON to move "UP" to Win 8 and will stick with my Win XP and Win 7 installs on 9 PCs I have between my house and my daughters.

[Revolting cat!]

And this is considered to be a configurable operating system:

[Dr. Sivana]

Actually, if you really have dozens of applications or templates installed or more, the detailed text listing with the automatic alphabetization would be far easier than the sliding puzzle look of Windows 8 tile interface.