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The MetroMy Metro is disabled - this is a computer, not a phone A Former User last edited by Originally posted by hucker:Originally posted by rafaelluik:Then I used the MetroMy Metro is disabled - this is a computer, not a phone Not going to enter in a discussion here, but Metro on PCs have a great potential of simplifying, making the interface easier for everyone to use (yet keeping advanced options available for "techies", if needed). hucker last edited by It's only useful if you use one program at a time. You must have a taskbar if you open more than one program, or it's ridiculous. A Former User last edited by Originally posted by hucker:It's only useful if you use one program at a time. You must have a taskbar if you open more than one program, or it's ridiculous.On Windows 8 you have an app-switching bar at the left, I don't get your point... hucker last edited by It's hidden. I have to use one of those bloomin corner things. I want to see my running programs (with text names) listed on the screen at all times. Like say... a taskbar! The one that's served us well since windows 95.
