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ChefDude 31 August 2011 09:45 AM

Windows 8 vs Mac OS X & iOS – Visions of User Interfaces Collide
 
This is one of the reasons why i moved from windows. Look where windows 8 is going...

http://osxdaily.com/2011/08/30/windo...-os-x-and-ios/

mike1210 31 August 2011 09:55 AM

I will say in Win 7 the login screen and control panel certainly need sorting out. XP login screen was better

These things aside Win 7 is awesome........and I'm sure Win 8 will be as well:D

ChefDude 31 August 2011 10:01 AM

i imagine you'll be able to 'switch off' some of these things, but you can't in office, so i'm sceptical.

ScoobyJawa 31 August 2011 10:59 AM

In office 2010 you can minimise that bar and this looks the same, sure most of the things on it would be available by right click anyway!

ChefDude 31 August 2011 11:04 AM

the right click thing is what MS are trying to combat, by sticking the ribbon interface in IE for windows 8.

they maintain that users go for the right-click route, so they're going to stick controls to cover '84% of common use controls' in a ribbon that takes 10%+ space of your browser window.

chrome seems to manage :rolleyes:

Cannon Fodder 31 August 2011 11:35 AM

The images shown of Windows 8 Explorer remind me of the mess that is Windows Mail.

To think that I found Outlook Express for home use really good, but Windows Mail is an abortion of a program. But you can't get Outlook Express for Windows 7. :(

JackClark 31 August 2011 11:55 AM

Oh dear, I had high hopes for Windows 8.

Ant 31 August 2011 03:24 PM

Looks terrible!

ScoobyJawa 31 August 2011 04:34 PM


Originally Posted by ChefDude (Post 10212610)
the right click thing is what MS are trying to combat, by sticking the ribbon interface in IE for windows 8.

they maintain that users go for the right-click route, so they're going to stick controls to cover '84% of common use controls' in a ribbon that takes 10%+ space of your browser window.

chrome seems to manage :rolleyes:

Oh dear. Must admit I find it ridiculous how much of the page it takes up in 2010, especially on my work laptop with vertical res of 768. Find I minimise it most of the time but that gets annoying too!


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