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|    Alan Zisman to TOM WALKER    |
|    Boot Manager    |
|    18 Oct 15 22:39:45    |
      On 2015-10-18 5:40 AM, TOM WALKER -> HOLGER GRANHOLM wrote:                      TW> Let us know what you think of it. I recently transitioned my desktop        TW> from 7 to 10 and did not like anything i saw. Tyhat cahanged almost        TW> everythign just for hte sake of Change and Bragging rights!! :-)               TW> After weeeks of tweeking and some helpful hints from the moderator I        TW> finally got it half way tollerable for me.                     Win 8 was the version that changed everything.... Win 10 is an attempt by       Microsoft to       recognize that Win 8 changed to many things too fast for a user base that will       take many years to transition to touch-screen systems, while maintaining a       sense that the touch-screen user interface is the direction they want to go in       the long run.              My biggest complaints with it:       -- I don't find the Start Menu particularly useful. (Then again, the        last time I was relatively happy with the Start Menu was with Windows 2000)       -- While the Settings/Control Panel is better integrated than it in        Windows 8, it still is disjointed - with 'advanced settings' for most items       jumping to the old-style Control Panel items.              --- Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10.11; rv:31.0) Gecko/20100101 Thund        * Origin: Fidonet Via Newsreader - http://www.easternstar.info (1:123/789.0)    |
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